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Papers relating to health legislation, includes details of conventions put together after an International Sanitary Convention held in Paris, inspection of ships for illnesses and the need to fly flags informing authorities of the presence of disease, regulations on cholera, yellow fever and plague, reports on unsanitary conditions in the Island including St Helier and St Luke's/Grève d'Azette district, reports on the treatment of sewage from the UK, a petition relating to unsanitary conditions in St Aubin's Harbour, the dumping of refuge dredged from the Harbour between Elizabeth Castle and Picket House, petition of the Jersey Commercial Association asking for supervision on drainage from houses and the cessation of the dumping of sewage at the Fort d'Auvergne area, Havre des Pas, an outbreak of enteric fever in St Helier, cases of venereal disease affecting the troops and treatment, deaths of tuberculosis in the Island, law relating to the Public Lunatic Asylum, UK guidance relating to cancer, procedures to follow when armed force personnel are invalided from service, law granting Act of Incorporation for the Jersey Dispensary and Infirmary and the Jersey Clinic

Reference: A/D1/H17

Date: 7 September 1871 - 4 May 1937

Papers relating to lunatics and lunatic asylums, includes legislation

Reference: A/D2/3

Date: 7 November 1872 - 14 March 1936

Correspondence relating to the transfer of Alexandre Le Chevalier to a lunatic asylum in England

Reference: A/D3/31

Date: 24 October 1902 - 12 April 1907

Correspondence relating to the transfer of James Moody to a lunatic asylum in England

Reference: A/D3/32

Date: 11 November 1872 - 18 December 1902

Printed copy of Privy Council case regarding the exercise by the Lieutenant Governor of his negative voice [veto] in regard to an Act of the States relating to the postponement of the selection of a site for a lunatic asylum

Reference: A/J/7

Date: 26 July 1861

Privy Council Case on behalf of the Lieutenant Governor relating to the establishment of a Lunatic Asylum [marked w Venables Vernon]

Reference: B/D/A/P15/2/2

Date: 1861

Privy Council Case on behalf of the Lieutenant Governor relating to the establishment of a Lunatic Asylum [marked w Venables Vernon]

Reference: B/D/A/P15/2/3

Date: 1861

Privy Council Case of the States relating to the establishment of a Lunatic Asylum [marked W H Venables Vernon]

Reference: B/D/A/P15/2/4

Date: 1861

Privy Council Case Joint Index relating to the establishment of a Lunatic Asylum [marked W H Venables Vernon]

Reference: B/D/A/P15/2/5

Date: 1861

Privy Council Case Joint Index relating to the establishment of a Lunatic Asylum

Reference: B/D/A/P15/2/6

Date: 1861

Bailiff's Official Correspondence. [Indexed]. Includes references to; Grande Anquette Beacon, Allegiance, the fire at the Town Arsenal, registration of architects, the oath of allegiance, the Assise d'Heritage, bills of parliament, Sunday playing by bands, Blanche Banques rifle range, permissions to transport and exhume bodies, complaints, movement of cattle, copyright, release and removal of convicts, the census, the Commission Rogatoire, Consuls, Defence, the death of Queen Victoria, permits, primary education, fishing boats, Gorey Regatta, gifts of guns, the Jersey Industrial School, the lunatic asylum, naturalisation, the prison, fishing and sale of fish, patronage, rembours de rentes, the theatre, telephones at Bonne Nuit and Victoria College Medals

Reference: B/D/B1/5

Date: 3 May 1899 - 1 November 1901

Chancery case: Gertrude Hitchcock of The Grove Asylum, St Lawrence

Reference: C 211/62/13

Date: 1896

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: Fines; analysis of St Helier water supply; use of Enfield rifles by the militia; arsenals; negative vote of the Governor relating to the lunatic asylum; Helier Simon's admission to the Bar; import of livestock at Gorey; imports of meat and cider; States deficit; the railway; law on dogs; measures against cholera; petition for shipbuilding on the foreshore; commercial treaty with France; death of the Duchess of Kent; constitution of the Royal Court; construction of Corbiere lighthouse; rifle range at Crabbé; detention of George Hardy; District chapelries of St Andrew and All Saints; rights of Crown Officers; cost of enlarging St Helier harbour; neutrality during war; St Catherine's harbour; inquests; royal births; naturalisation of aliens; nomination of judges; fishing rights; Pigotts Bill and the constitution of the island; transportation and ticket of leave; opposition to establishment of tramway at St Brelade; traction engines

Reference: C/A5/5

Date: 14 January 1861 - 20 December 1871

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: accidents to soldiers crossing the causeway to Elizabeth Castle; registration of the Church Building Acts; Privy Council comments on the Finance Act of 1897; Prison-made Goods Act, 1897; International Copyright Act and petition by artists; royal jubilee; royal birthday; medical superintendent for asylum; resignation of George Bertram; nomination of George Balleine as Hospital chaplain; death of Prince of Battenburg; surrender of lease on Blanches Banques rifle range; certificates of origin of goods from Spain; offer to the States from War Office concerning Martello Towers; property near Mont Orgueil transferred to railway company; ecclesiastical district of Gouray; Petty Debts court; Westaway gift of painting by J H Lander; reformatory schools; precautions against the epidemic in Guernsey; Haldanes notes on the Jersey Prison Board; importation of dogs; Jersey Savings Bank; Governor's address to States; harbour rights; reorganisation of the militia; Naturalisation Act, 1898; petition of St Clement's concerning import dues; a quorum and procedure in the States; St Luke's School on an inquest into a dead child; regulations of the Jersey Railways and Tramways Ltd; Uniforms Act, 1894; Lt Governor's veto

Reference: C/A5/8

Date: 14 January 1895 - 29 December 1899

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: observations of the States on the Catholic petition regarding elementary education, 26 December 1900; disputed Julia Westaway will; militia accounts; cost of maintenance of arsenals; auditors' report; list of books for asylum; sale of ancien domaine of Mont Orgueil; importing animals; construction of Albert Quay; exhumations in Madagascar; removal of the garrison; tobacco and wine duties; militia rolls; fiscal laws; suitability of Queen's Assembly Rooms to store war material; annual report of Victoria Cottage Homes

Reference: C/A5/10

Date: 4 January 1904 - 24 November 1905

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: Abattoirs at Herm and Argentine cattle; Acts of Parliament; proposed arsenal in St Helier; ordnance for the militia; improvements at the asylum; auditors' reports; import duties on the baggage of soldiers and sailors; pews in parish churches; ban on animal imports; Bills to Parliament; sale of cockles; appeal case relating to Julia Westaway will; hand over of Mont Orgueil to States and works there; rifle range at Blanches Banques; introduction of dogs to the island; colonial marriages; import accounts; trial of Thomas Connan; correspondence with the Privy Council; ecclesiastical constitutions; industrial schools; special flag for 'Duke of Normandy'; Jersey Mutual Fire Insurance Society; rules of Jersey Savings Bank; joint stock companies; Lt Governor's veto; merchant shipping; militia rolls; seigneural dues on land near Mont Orgueil and the signal station there; trading stamps; Victoria Cottage Homes report; editor of the Jersey Times called to the bar of the States and the Workmans' Compensation Bill

Reference: C/A5/11

Date: 16 January 1906 - 11 November 1908

Official correspondence with index. Subjects covered include charges of the Jersey New Waterworks Company; agreement concerning the requisition of houses; admission of children to the Westaway Creche, the Jersey Home for Boys and the Jersey Home for Boys; Compulsory Arbitration Act; bakeries built by occupying forces; reorganisation of States Greffe; royal messages; agricultural policy for 1946; admissions to the asylum; amalgamation of committees; report of the States Analyst; Social Assurance reports; report on awards for death or disablement of internees; auditor's report; Natural Beauties Committee controlled zones; assistance given by Bedford School to Victoria College; butter; 1946-1947 budget; cereal tithes; the civil service; colorado beetle; the conduct of certain inhabitants during the occupation; report on reform of Royal Court; Red Cross; report on divorce; evacuees; export of potatoes; use of the cattle market as a car park; import statistics; Medical Inspector's report; report on Wellington Road Estate; report on the asylum; petition from the Jersey Democratic Movement; agricultural wages; Jersey Loyalists' petition; petition rlelating to holiday camps; report on the prison; the militia; establishment of unemployment bureau; the church at Gorey; Royal Air Force at the airport; resettlement of the island; Terminus Hotel at St Aubin; station at Corbiere; car racing

Reference: C/A5/22

Date: 14 February 1945 - 20 December 1946

Actes de Comité de la Bibliothéque Publique concerning finances, 1886-1908; together with Actes of the Comité de Surveillance des Maisons d'Aliens Licenciés, 1900-1902; and the Committee concerned with petitions in opposition to the law on the rights of entry, 1902; Actes on financial laws, 1904 and of the Assembly of the Governor, Bailiff and Jurats concerning tavern licences, 1901-1908

Reference: C/D/AC2/2

Date: 1886 - 1908

Various committees minute book. Committees include improvements to the Royal Court; law on hawkers; exports of grain; Merchant Seamen's Benefit Society; criminal procedures; regulation of the militia; Roman Catholic petition; Bonne Nuit harbour and road; import duties; lotteries; fishing; rating law; the prison; water supply in St Helier; the petition of Jean Le Couteur; road at Mont Cochon; Trinity road; Justice of the Peace; lighting in St Helier; Mont Orgueil harbour works; oyster fishing; naturalisations; devaloir at Dicq; road next to Gorey Common; road from Pont Marquet to La Haule; repairs at St Anastase School; roads in St Mary; heating of States Chamber; road from St Helier to St John; inquests; purchase of the Fief de Meleches; law on innkeepers; privileges of the Island; royal visit; la Rue aux Ronces; revision of laws; sanitary committee; law on succession; St Lawrence Marsh; orders in Council; salaried police; distilleries; representatives in the States; road from St John to Mont a l'Abbé; Hanois lighthouse; establishment of an industrial school; Fellowships at Oxford; abolition of dimes; parochial school at Grouville; epidemics; establishment of a lunatic asylum; writ of Habeas Corpus; commutation of seigneurial rights and others

Reference: C/D/AD1/1

Date: 14 January 1835 - 4 May 1859

Various committees minute book. Includes committees on: militia regulations; repairs to the Royal Court; finances; commutation of tithes; reports of Royal Commissions; Police salaries; births, marriages and deaths; the opening of the Bar; changes to fishing regulations and vraicing rights; la Route de Anne Port; commemorative tablets offered by P J Ouless; widening of Route de St Aubin; establishment of lunatic asylum; report on Island privilieges; trading agreement with France; lighting; education; Governor's negative vote; widening of King Street; railways; petition of F C Clarke; new Route de St Brelade; commutation of seigneural rights; establishment of telegraph company; Route de Noirmont; waterworks; establishment of harbour at Greve de Lecq; Route des Mielles; road along St Ouen's Bay; sanitary committee; public abatoir

Reference: C/D/AD1/2

Date: 31 May 1859 - 13 December 1865

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