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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

Acts of the States and other documents relating to the foundation, construction and organisation of an 'Asile d'Aliénés' ['Insane Asylum' or 'Lunatic Asylum] in Jersey.

[This description contains terminology which could be considered offensive. The terminology exists on the original record and has been retained in the description to ensure historical accuracy, improve discoverability, and to inform users on attitudes at the time the record was created. The inclusion of this language in the description in no way reflects the attitudes of the cataloguer, Jersey Archive or Jersey Heritage].

Reference: D/AN/Q1/A/1

Date: 22 November 1846 - 22 July 1865

Report of the Committee of the General Hospital relating to lunatics, lodged au Greffe. Printed by C Le Lievre.

Reference: D/AP/AD/3/3

Date: 21 September 1855

Annual report of the mental asylum for the year 1873 by the Medical Superintendent John J Jackson, printed by Le Lievre Brothers, States Printers.

Reference: D/AP/AD/5/9

Date: 1874

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