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Copy letter from Clement Hemery, Colonel Commanding St Helier Battalion to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Sir William Norcott] re. insubordination of several of the Battalion at drill in the Cattle Market

Reference: A/C2/17/7

Date: 16 July 1875

Letter from the Bailiff Robert Pipon Marett to the Lieutenant Governor Nicholson originally enclosed with letters dated 24 March 1882 see A/C2/22/4 & A/C2/22/5 & correspondence re. preparation of lists of lads liable to be called for drill, militia service 'falling on persons of the artisan or labouring classes'

Reference: A/C2/22/5

Date: 6 April 1882

Letter from the Bailiff Robert Pipon Marett to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Lothian Nicholson] re. correspondence regarding Sergeant Henry Vint and preparation of lists of lads to be called for drill in 1881 & 1882 forwarded to President of the Defence Committee

Reference: A/C2/22/6

Date: 14 April 1882

Copy letter from the War Office to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Henry Wray] re. conditions for service and request for information about compulsory drills held during the previous three years

Reference: A/C2/25/15

Date: 30 November 1886

Draft letter from the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Henry Wray] to the Secretary of State for War acknowledging receipt of letter of 30 Nov 1886 see A/C2/25/13 re. drill

Reference: A/C2/25/17

Date: 23 December 1886

Draft letter from Lieutenant Governor Wray to the Under Secretary of State Home Department agrees that the two grievances of the petition against compulsory military service are well founded, number of days lost due to drill by working classes listed

Reference: A/C2/26/4

Date: 26 February 1887

Copy letter from Harold Baldwin East, 26 Hill Street, St Helier to the Home Secretary Henry Matthews requesting exemption from drill due to being medically unfit

Reference: A/C2/26/6

Date: 31 March 1887

Copy letter from the Lieutenant Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] to T Le Gallais, Constable of St Saviour re. the unsatisfactory condition of the drill shed near St Saviour's Church

Reference: A/C2/27/11

Date: 15 September 1888

Letter from T Le Gallais, Constable of St Saviour to the Lieutenant Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] acknowledging receipt of his letter re the drill shed see A/C2/27/11

Reference: A/C2/27/12

Date: 17 September 1888

Copy letter from C B Ewart Lieutenant-Governor to the Law Officers of the Crown regarding recalling the Reserve of the Militia for drill training

Reference: A/C2/31/1

Date: 26 March 1892

Letter from A Hilgrove Turner Solicitor General to the Lieutenant- Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] regarding calling out the Reserve of the Militia for drill in reply to the L-G's letter of 26 March 1892 see A/C2/31/1

Reference: A/C2/31/8

Date: 9 April 1892

Letter from W Venables Vernon, Attorney General's Chambers to the Lieutenant-Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] regarding calling out the Militia Reserve for drill training

Reference: A/C2/31/9

Date: 20 April 1892

Letter from W Venables Vernon & A Hilgrove Turner, Attorney General's Chambers to the Lieutenant-Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] regarding calling out the Militia Reserve with relation to the Militia Law

Reference: A/C2/31/10

Date: 22 April 1892

Letter from Captain J A Girlron [?] to the Assistant Adjutant General regarding the non-payment of a fine for being absent from Militia drills by Elie George Du Val of St Mary, advice that the matter should be reported to the Magistrate

Reference: A/C2/37/1

Date: 21 December 1898

Letter from John A Perree, Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society 8 Church Street, St Helier to the Deputy Assistant Adjutant General regarding the use of Springfield for drill practice after the fire at St Helier's Arsenal

Reference: A/C2/38/21

Date: 22 December 1902

Memo from Major F M Voisin acting adjutant listing the times when Springfield Pavilion would be required for drill practice

Reference: A/C2/38/22

Date: 29 December 1902

Copy letter to J A Perree regarding the cost of using the Springfield Pavilion with transcript

Reference: A/C2/39/2

Date: 3 January 1903

Letter from John A Perree Secretary of the Royal Jersey Agricultural & Horticultural Society, 8 Church Street, St Helier to Major G P Stewart in reply to his letter of 3 January see A/C2/39/2 requesting more information about the use of Springfield Pavilion before a decision can be made about the hire cost

Reference: A/C2/39/3

Date: 7 January 1903

Memo from Major F H Voisin to Major G P Steward D A A G regarding the use of Springfield Pavilion for drill, may only be used on Monday next

Reference: A/C2/39/4

Date: 8 January 1903

Letter from Major G P Stewart to J A Perree Secretary Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society outlining the times of drill practice at Springfield with transcript

Reference: A/C2/39/5

Date: 8 January 1903

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