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Papers relating to the prevention of cholera

Reference: A/D1/C14

Date: 14 August 1871 - 27 December 1895

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

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: Batteries at Anne Port and Nez du Guet at Rozel Bay; arsenal of St Helier; new waterway in St Helier; asiatic cholera; appointment of British consul at Grandville; corn; establishment of a light at Mont Orgueil; trade with Newfoundland; oyster fishery and fishing limits with France including various petitions; petition of William Gould for injuries; maintenance of the poor; port charges; the prison; St Helier parish rate; jurats; the States meeting of 28 May 1833 at which some members of the public were admitted.

Reference: C/A5/2

Date: 27 March 1833 - 19 December 1836

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: Report of 1901 Census; rifle range at Blanches Banques with plan; tax on coal exports; parish assemblies; regulations on fishing boats; foot and mouth disease; Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum; cadet corps; St Helier harbour admiralty charts; importation of dogs; accounts for sea wall at St Ouen; conviction for bestiality; the coronation of Edward VII; Act on elementary schools; militia exercises; gift of machine guns for war in South Africa; habitual drunks; rules of the Jersey Savings Bank; imports; mail service between Channel Islands; report of the prison; cholera regulations; agricultural statistics; summary of returns of natives and british subjects and aliens between the ages of 16 and 39; sale of War Department properties

Reference: C/A5/9

Date: 2 February 1900 - 31 December 1903

Sanitary Committee minute book with notice of preventative measures against diarrhoea and cholera, 1892 and list of parish visitors, St Helier, 1893

Reference: C/B/J1/1

Date: 15 February 1889 - 11 April 1900

Various committee minutes. Includes minutes of various committees formed including those relating to a monument of General Don; registration of births, marriages and deaths, parish registrars; construction of Grève de Lecq harbour; sanitation issues relating to diseases caused by inadequate sewerage in St Helier and infectious disease; Jersey Female Orphans' Home, with a list of children and their state of health; the transfer of St Catherine's harbour to the States; public archives; re-establishment of oyster beds; La Rocque Harbour; militia; Doctor Bernardo's Home at Teighmore ; the cholera epidemic and the measures enforced to limit and control the spread of the disease. An index to this volume has been created and attached

Reference: C/D/AD1/5

Date: 10 January 1879 - 17 February 1885

Act of the Sanitary Committee regarding measures against cholera, Printed by Le Lievre Brothers, States Printers.

Reference: D/AP/AD/7/25

Date: 23 January 1893

Report by Doctor P Chappuis, Medical Inspector regarding the measures taken against the cholera epidemic which had arrived by way of the Breton and Norman labourers. Presented to the States, printed by Le Lievre Brothers, States Printers.

Reference: D/AP/AD/7/26

Date: 13 February 1893

Act of the Sanitary Committee relating to measures taken against the cholera epidemic. Printed by Le Lievre Brothers, States Printers.

Reference: D/AP/AD/7/27

Date: 20 March 1893

Report regarding the measures taken against the invasion of cholera in the island, prepared by Theodore Thomson, Medical Inspector of the Local Government Board. Printed by Le Lievre Brothers, States Printers.

Reference: D/AP/AD/7/33

Date: 26 April 1893

Act relating to cholera of 23/01/1893, with modifications, passengers can only be accepted into the island from countries given a 'clean bill of health', listed. Countries still infected also listed. Printed by Le Lievre Brothers, States Printers.

Reference: D/AP/AD/7/35

Date: 4 September 1893

Cholera

Reference: D/AP/Y/B

Daily Cholera Returns. Small volume listing names and addresses of cholera victims.

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1

Date: 23 August 1849 - 14 September 1849

Daily Cholera return form listing entries from midnight of the 23rd August to midnight of the 24th August 1849

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1/1

Date: 23 August 1849 - 24 August 1849

Daily Cholera return form listing entries from midnight of the 24th August to midnight of the 25th August 1849

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1/2

Date: 24 August 1849 - 25 August 1849

Daily Cholera return form listing entries from midnight of the 25th August to midnight of the 26th August 1849

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1/3

Date: 25 August 1849 - 26 August 1849

Daily Cholera return form listing entries from midnight of the 26th August to midnight of the 27th August 1849

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1/4

Date: 26 August 1849 - 27 August 1849

Daily Cholera return form listing entries from midnight of the 27th August to midnight of the 28th August 1849

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1/5

Date: 27 August 1849 - 28 August 1849

Daily Cholera return form listing entries from midnight of the 28th August to midnight of the 29th August 1849

Reference: D/AP/Y/B/1/6

Date: 28 August 1849 - 29 August 1849

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