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Letter from Godfrey Lushington, Whitehall to the Lieutenant- Governor [Lieutenant General Charles Ewart] regarding the Jersey Militia in time of war being brought under the Army Act 1881, H M Government in favour, would want an indication of the reaction of the States of Jersey
Reference: A/C2/31/15
Date: 11 July 1892
Letter from C B Ewart, Lieutenant-Governor to the Under Secretary of State Home Office informing him of the meeting between the L-G, the Bailiff and Solicitor General, the Bailiff will consider if there are any means by which he can 'sound' the States over the question of bringing the Jersey Militia in time of war under the Army Act 1881
Reference: A/C2/31/19
Date: 24 October 1892
Letter from E Markham, Lieutenant-Governor to the Under Secretary of State Home Office reply to letter of 18 Nov 1892 A/C2/31/20 the Bailiff not informed the L-G of any steps that had been taken to sound the States with regard to the Jersey Militia in time of war being brought under the Army Act 1881
Reference: A/C2/31/21
Date: 21 November 1892
Letter from George Bertram, Bailiff to E Markham Lieutenant Governor reply to the letter of 3 December 1892 A/C2/31/22 'I have but an indistinct recollection of the precise point upon which it was desired that the State should be sounded' request for more information
Reference: A/C2/31/23
Date: 5 December 1892
Letter from George Bertram, Bailiff to E Markham Lieutenant Governor informing him that he considers it impossible to consult sufficient members of the States confidentially to enable for the Secretary of State to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion as to the official application made to the States
Reference: A/C2/31/25
Date: 10 December 1892
Draft letter from E Markham Lieutenant-Governor to the Under Secretary of State Home Office informing him of the content of Bailiff's letter regarding sounding out the States over the matter of the Jersey Militia being brought under the operation of the Army Act 1881 see A/C2/31/25
Reference: A/C2/31/26
Date: 12 December 1892
Letter from George Bertram, Bailiff to Lieutenant-Colonel Orde-Powlett, Deputy Governor regarding holding a sitting of the States on 1 September for the purpose of receiving a report of the Special Committee named by the States to consider the question of the importation of dogs from Jersey into the United Kingdom and other business
Reference: A/C2/36/4
Date: 24 August 1897
Letter from E Hopton Lieutenant-Governor to George Bertram Bailiff in reply to his letter of 29 October see A/C2/36/6 agreeing to a States Sitting on 8 November
Reference: A/C2/36/7
Date: 30 October 1897
Letter from E Hopton Lieutenant Governor to George Bertram, Bailiff replying to his letter of 29 November agreeing to a States Sitting on 6 December with transcript
Reference: A/C2/36/9
Date: 30 November 1897
Copy letter from the Lieutenant-Governor [Major General Henry Richard Abadie] to the Bailiff informing him the Home Authorities had authorised a Detachment of the Royal Jersey Militia to proceed to London for the Coronation celebrations under certain conditions, request for the views of the States
Reference: A/C2/38/2
Date: 8 May 1902
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