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Public Prison see also Prisoners Ration Books B/A/W31/1/124 and Prisoners Red Cross Parcels B/A/W49/14

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B/A/W81/1 Request for cement from the Jersey Prison Board for the construction of additional cells 8 February 1943 -
10 February 1943
B/A/W81/2 Enquiry re. rations for civil prisoners imprisoned by the German Forces 18 November 1943 -
17 December 1943
B/A/W81/3 Complaints re. rations allowed to political prisoners from the Medical Officer of Health at the Public Health Department. Extra rations given to TB sufferers John Mackay Tipping and Stanley Coombs 11 March 1944 -
24 March 1944
B/A/W81/4 Inquiry ordered by the Troops Court, Jersey into Ernest Briard, Governor of the Prison with regard to negligence of the prisoners after giving assistance so that a prisoner was able to escape the local prison 11 November 1944 -
24 November 1944
B/A/W81/5 Petition from the Political Prisoners relating to Red Cross parcels 9 February 1945 -
10 February 1945
B/A/W81/6 Medical treatment of prisoners at the General Hospital 12 February 1945
B/A/W81/7 Complaints about the conditions of people imprisoned on the Military Side of the Public Prison 19 February 1945
B/A/W81/8 Request for cement to construct a closet in the courtyard of the Public Prison 20 March 1945
B/A/W81/9 Copy of the Medical Officer of Health of the Public Health Department's report on the conditions in the public prison 26 February 1945 -
25 April 1945
B/A/W81/10 Transfer of the local civilian prison to the Chelsea Hotel due to overcrowding 7 April 1945
B/A/W81/11 Possible remission of sentences of political prisoners, includes list of political prisoners held at the prison in April 1945 10 April 1945 -
25 April 1945
B/A/W81/12 Papers re. Lucien Gosset, a political prisoner sent to the General Hospital suffering from turberculosis. Advertisement to be placed in the Evening Post for new prison warders for the annexe to the prison at the Chelsea Hotel 20 April 1945 -
30 April 1945
B/A/W81/13 Index created by the Bailiff's Secretary, Ralph Mollet which lists the documents within this series. 1940 - 1945