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Press cuttings relating to a trip by Gerald and Jacquie Durrell to Australia and New Zealand in 1962

Reference: L/C/317/E2/8

Date: 1962

Press cuttings from Australian publications made by Gerald Durrell during his 1969-1970 visit. The press cuttings mainly concern oil drilling at the Great Barrier Reef and Kangaroo culling.

Reference: L/C/317/E2/10

Date: 1969 - 1970

Press cuttings from Australian publications of letters from and interviews with Gerald Durrell, mainly on the subject of wildlife conservation in relation to oil drilling at the Great Barrier Reef

Reference: L/C/317/E2/11

Date: 1969 - 1970

Letter from James Miller to his daughter Ellen [Elenore], he writes of the fair and the races and the fact that a good new Vicar has been appointed at Sherborne and that he will not turn out to be a Catholic. He tells her about the prices of bread and potatoes. He talks of his sister her Aunt and complains that she never writes a line to him, he cannot understands why she postpones making a will, he is worried that she might leave it too late. Her sister Mary Ann he writes has received a letter from her husband to say he is safely arrived in Australia where he found his brother Elias safe and sound when he had been reported lost. He has found employment, and Hannah talks of writing to her soon

Reference: L/C/324/A1/7

Date: 2 November 1854

Letter from James Miller to his daughter Ellen [Elenore], he writes that he has forwarded a letter for her via the packet that left Jersey on the 3rd, he is diappointed that he hasn't heard from her as he enclosed a prepared envelope to save her any trouble. He asks her to be try to be a little more regular with her writing. Since he last wrote he tells her he has news, Mary Ann has heard who arrived safe and well in Australia, he has found employment and is expecting his brother Elias to join him in his new undertaking. He writes that a few days ago he received a letter from her cousin William Ash stating that his father has been taken by Scarlet Fever, he died rich and leaves a large family. Matchwick told him that his two sons have £800 per year from the business. William talks of going to the bank to see Mr Williams. He encloses a copy of a Jersey paper in which he has inserted an announcement

Reference: L/C/324/A1/8

Date: 12 November 1854

Letter from Emma Esnouf of Anstruther Street, Campaspe West, Echuca, Victoria, Australia to her Brother William, she writes that she wated to write but Mr Esnouf had a slight paralytic stroke three weeks ago. He is gradually recovering the use of his right hand but he cannot grasp anything with his hand and the Doctor has said he must be kept quiet with nothing to trouble him, she writes that she went to Melbourne to nurse him and came back with him to Echuca 5 days ago. Her time she writes is fully occupied for she keeps no maid. She can see by the letters Ellie sends her that she does not keep good health, she thinks that if she came out Australia it would do her good, if William thinks the change would be beneficial she is most welcome to have a home with them. She asks if he ever sees her brother George because she has not had an answer. She enquires after John and his family. She writes that she is glad they sold their business when they did as things are very dull now in Melbourne, the land boom and gold strike have done a great deal of harm

Reference: L/C/324/A1/17

Date: 13 March 1872

File of correspondence regarding the 26th 'Apimondia' congress of apiculture in Adelaide. Includes travel arrangements, letters of enquiry and confirmation and the agenda for the conference.

Reference: L/D/59/D2/30

Date: 29 April 1976 - 21 September 1977

Registration form of Alfred Vibert for the 26th Apimondia international congress of apiculture.

Reference: L/D/59/D2/31

Date: 1977

Programme of events for the 26th Apimondia international congress of apiculture. Also includes general information on bees and bee diseases and an advertising leaflet announcing the 1977 congress.

Reference: L/D/59/D2/32

Date: 1977

Beating of the Retreat. A Ceremony to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabetht II and the 166th Anniversary of the founding of Anglesea Barracks, Tasmania, Australia

Reference: L/D/67/E4/4

Date: 2 December 1977

Jersey Life Guard Club Correspondence with the Australian High Commission

Reference: L/D/81/C4

File of correspondence between the Jersey Life Guard Club and the Australian High Commission

Reference: L/D/81/C4/1

Date: 1958 - 1963

Correspondence between the Jersey Life Guard Club and the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia. File 1 of 2.

Reference: L/D/81/C5/8

Date: 1961 - 1965

Correspondence between the Jersey Life Guard Club and the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia. File 2 of 2.

Reference: L/D/81/C5/9

Date: 1956 - 1965

Printed matter received by the Jersey Life Guard Club from the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia. File 1 of 3. Includes minutes, newsletters and other correspondence.

Reference: L/D/81/C5/10

Date: 1957 - 1959

Printed matter received by the Jersey Life Guard Club from the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia. File 2 of 3. Includes minutes, newsletters and other correspondence.

Reference: L/D/81/C5/11

Date: 1956 - 1959

Printed matter received by the Jersey Life Guard Club from the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia. File 3 of 3. Includes minutes, newsletters and other correspondence.

Reference: L/D/81/C5/12

Date: 1960 - 1964

Letter from William Le Grand to his brother Alfie. The letter (sent from Sydney, Australia) is a brief account of his voyage to Sydney.

Reference: L/F/47/A/14

Date: 31 March 1902

Postcard to the future by Sarah Dalton.The postcard concerns new technology and speaking to Australia.

Reference: L/F/69/219

Date: 2000

Postcard to the future by Jamie Cullen of De la Salle College to the Manager of Airport.The postcard concerns flights to Australia.

Reference: L/F/69/237

Date: 2000

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