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Governor's Letter Book of correspondence with the Home Office with copies of letters from the Attorney General relating to the reform of the Royal Court, 1867 [Major General Burke Cuppage, 1863 - 1868] [indexed]

Reference: A/A1/15

Date: 5 January 1866 - 26 November 1867

Letter from Major General Cuppage, Government House, Jersey to the Committee for Provision of the Militia Laws re. reform of the Militia

Reference: A/C2/12/2

Date: 1 April 1868

Letter from J Le Couteur [Colonel], Belle Vue, Jersey to Major General Burke Cuppage re. reform of the Militia & 1833 Order from General Thornton not to issue new clothing to men over the age of 45 years

Reference: A/C2/12/3

Date: 30 April 1868

Copy of a letter from A F O Liddell, Whitehall to the Lieutenant Governor, Jersey [Major General Burke Cuppage] re. reform of the Jersey Militia, originally enclosed with letter of 8 Aug 1868 see A/C2/12/5

Reference: A/C2/12/6

Date: 10 August 1868

Copy of a draft unsigned letter from Government House to the Committee for Provision of the Militia Laws re. reform of the Militia - not dated

Reference: A/C2/12/11

Date: 1868

Letter from the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Sir William Norcott] to the Under Secretary of State for War informing him a new law on the Militia was passed on 21 May 1875 and funds for the Militia

Reference: A/C2/17/8

Date: 25 July 1875

Letter from the War Office to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Sir William Norcott] informing him the Militia Law passed on 21 May 1875 was still under consideration by the Government

Reference: A/C2/17/9

Date: 27 July 1875

Letter from Mr Ralph Thompson, War Office to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Lothian Nicholson] informing him there is no objection to the States having copies of correspondence re. the Departmental Committee appointed to consider Militia re-organisation

Reference: A/C2/19/2

Date: 1 May 1879

Papers and correspondence relating to the constitutional reform of the States of Jersey, includes the Report of the Privy Council, 1947

Reference: A/D1/J14

Date: 5 April 1924 - 12 August 1958

Newscuttings and correspondence concerning the visit of the Privy Council Commission and the reform of the States of Jersey

Reference: A/D1/P19

Date: 15 June 1946 - 4 March 1947

Papers relating to judicial reform and changes in the structure of the Royal Court

Reference: A/D2/2

Date: 3 June 1864 - 15 January 1867

Note by the Bailiff on the proposed reforms in the Royal Court and the States of Jersey sent to the Home Office

Reference: B/A/W91/53

Date: 4 June 1946

Transcript of evidence given before the Privy Council Committee on proposed reforms in the Channel Islands, 1946.

Reference: B/C/02

Correspondence Police Court General File

Reference: B/D/A/P8/4 (61-94)

Date: 5 June 1987 - 18 August 1994

Correspondence Police Court General File

Reference: B/D/A/P8/4 (96-129)

Date: 26 June 1995 - 3 December 1999

Correspondence file concerning court reforms

Reference: B/D/A/P8/4/4

Date: 13 December 1993 - 14 December 1993

States Assembly Hansard Official Report includes written questions, oral questions, question without notice for the Minister for Education, Sport and Culture and the Minister for Health and Social Services, Ratification of the Agreement of the Exchange of Information Relating to Tax Matters between the Government of Jersey and the Government of the Republic of Austria (P.85/2012), Draft Taxation (Exchange of Information with Third Countries) (Amendment No. 5) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.86/2012), Draft Debt Relief (Developing Countries) (Jersey) Law 201- (P.91/2012), Statement by the Chairman of the Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel regarding the Green Street Police Headquarters, Police station relocation: review of decision (P.92/2012) - deferral of debate and amendments, Draft Royal Court (Amendment No. 13) (Jersey) Law 201- (P.93/2012), Draft Incorporated Limited Partnerships (Annual Additional Charge) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.94/2012), Draft Separate Limited Partnerships (Annual Additional Charge) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.95/2012), Draft Limited Partnerships (Annual Additional Charge) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.96/2012), Draft Gambling (Ancillary Services and Miscellaneous Provisions) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.98/2012), Draft Gambling (Charitable and Membership Gambling Services) (Jersey) Regulations 201- (P.99/2012), Draft Gambling (Jersey) Law 2012 (Appointed Day) Act 201- (P.100/2012), Reform Day: 28th September 1769 (P.107/2012) and arrangement of public business for future meetings.

Reference: C/A12/338

Date: 20 November 2012

Divers Committees minute book, with index

Reference: C/D/AD1/12

Date: 24 October 1946 - 23 October 1952

Sound recording of Iris Le Feuvre speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 29/11/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Le Feuvre speaks about going to Royal Square on Liberation day, the joy in the air, the Germans leaving, people going to the Underground Hospital, the dances after Liberation, the Russian prisoners, shortages, preparing her wedding trousseau, going to London on her honeymoon and seeing the bombsites, comparing London to Jersey after the war, the Insular Insurance scheme, the foot and mouth disease, televisions, the Royal wedding, the evacuees and their return, the cattles, the vegetables crop, farm work and its mechanisation, working at La Masuriers, being the first woman constable, the political reform and the elections, various shops in town, the home deliveries of various products, the district nurses, the difference in her house between then and now, the increase in tourism, the battle of flowers and the fair, the official visits of the king and queen, of Prince Edward and of field Marshall Montgomery, The Muratti, motorbike racing and various houses and persons on the race track, horse show, cattle show, going to the beaches, cinemas, the West Park Pavilion, the arrival of the street lighting in St Lawrence, the death of the king and the coronation.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/48

Date: 29 November 2004

Petition to Major General Alexander Rochfort, Lieutenant Governor; William H V Vernon, Bailiff and the States of Jersey from the inhabitants of Jersey (signatures and addresses) requesting reform of the franchise to allow those who do not own property to vote due to the provision of public education which has 'changed conditions so fundamentally that the community is now entitled to exact from each individual the full measure of his duties as a citizen'. Lodged au Greffe

Reference: D/AP/U/87

Date: 6 April 1911

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