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Letter from W Venables Vernon & A Hilgrove Turner, the Law Officers to the Lieutenant Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] in reply to his letter of 1 June 1889 see A/C2/28/5 informing him no powers exist in the Island to keep land and sea in range of rifle practice free form obstruction

Reference: A/C2/28/6

Date: 3 June 1889

Copy letter from the Lieutenant Governor Ewart to the Bailiff George Bertram originally enclosed with letter from Officer commanding 3rd or South Regiment complaining of obstructions during musketry practice

Reference: A/C2/28/8

Date: 5 June 1889

Letter from E C Malet de Carteret, Lieutenant Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor Ewart originally enclosed with a copy of an Act of the Committee of the Defence of the Island see A/C2/28/10 re. the Rifle Range at Gorey Common

Reference: A/C2/28/11

Date: 13 July 1889

Letter from the Lieutenant Governor to E C Malet de Carteret, Lieutenant-Bailiff thanking him for his letter of the 13 Jul re. the Rifle Range at Gorey Common, unable to find reference to the Military Commission the subject from the previous year

Reference: A/C2/28/12

Date: 19 July 1889

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] informing him that the Defence Committee have agreed to pay £1 compensation to Private P A Mourant for his injury at Grouville Rifle Range see A/C2/40/19

Reference: A/C2/41/1

Date: 14 January 1905

Letter from Colonel C M Sumner to the D A A G regarding Crabbe Rifle Range and suggesting the appointment of a warden

Reference: A/C2/44/55

Date: 19 August 1908

Letter from H S Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Lieutenant Bailiff originally enclosed with the letter from Colonel C M Sumner see A/C2/44/55 regarding appointing a warden for Crabbé Rifle Range

Reference: A/C2/44/56

Date: 27 August 1908

Letter from W V Vernon Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] acknowledging receipt of his letter of 27 August regarding theft from Crabbé Rifle range and informing him it had been transmitted to the Defence Committee

Reference: A/C2/44/57

Date: 27 August 1908

Letter from W V Vernon Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] enclosed with an Act of the Defence Committee regarding the appointment of a warden for the Crabbé Rifle range

Reference: A/C2/44/58

Date: 5 September 1908

Letter from H S Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] regarding duties and payments to Range Wardens

Reference: A/C2/44/71

Date: 5 December 1908

Letter from D A Mills Deputy Governor to the Lieutenant Bailiff [W Duret Aubin] originally enclosed with claims from the tenants of Les Platons Rifle Range

Reference: A/C2/44/73

Date: 10 December 1908

Letter from W V Vernon Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] regarding the claims of the tenants at Les Platons Rifle Range

Reference: A/C2/45/1

Date: 2 January 1909

Letter from H S Gough, Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] listing the names of the tenants of Les Platons Rifle Range; Philip Queree, John De Gruchy, J A Blampied, C Marett and J Blampied

Reference: A/C2/45/2

Date: 9 January 1909

Letter from W V Vernon Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] enclosed with an Act of the Defence Committee regarding nomination of a warden at Crabbé Rifle Range and the value of stores and equipment

Reference: A/C2/45/4

Date: 11 January 1909

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] enclosed with an Act of the Defence Committee regarding the nomination of a Range Warden at Crabbé

Reference: A/C2/45/9

Date: 29 January 1909

Correspondence between the G S Hibbert, Deputy Governor and the Bailiff [W V Vernon] regarding alterations to the Rifle Ranges at Les Platons and Grouville

Reference: A/C2/46/2

Date: 18 January 1910 - 11 April 1910

Papers concerning the law on rifle ranges regulating military exercises

Reference: A/D1/R14

Date: 16 March 1903 - 8 June 1903

Papers relating to rifle ranges, includes The Jersey Rifle Association, The Jersey National Rifle Association, and rifle ranges at, Gorey Common, Crabbé, St Brelade's Bay, Blanches Banques, Les Landes, and Les Platons, also includes plans of ranges

Reference: A/D2/4

Date: 3 April 1879 - 23 March 1960

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: agriculture; Route de Archirondel; wreck of the 'Atlas'; death of Governor Beresford; Superintendent registrar; St Saviour's cemetery; 1851 census; Corbiere lighthouse; the cutter 'Despatch'; death of the Duchess of Gloucester; deputies in the States; Jane de la Taste's property in the Royal Square; States Chamber; Friendly Societies Act; death of Governor Mundy; beacons; the hospital; accident to battery horse; transfer of property; repairs to La Crete and Le Tacquerel batteries; Gorey pier; Handois lighthouse; railway shed on Albert Quay; market inspectors; Merchant Shipping Bill; Orders in Council; oysters; parochial taxation; swords; proclamation of peace; penal law; petitions; petty debts; St Helier police; portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert for Victoria College; royal births; St Martin's parish rate; rifle range; Royal Bay of Grouville; salvage; seigneurial rights; Queen Victoria's visit; tea duty; Victoria College

Reference: C/A5/4

Date: 23 February 1848 - 29 December 1860

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

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