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Reference L/F/08/M4
Date 1651 - 1918
Names Royal Jersey Artillery
Royal Jersey Militia
Keywords armed services | defence | militias
Category L/F-Miscellaneous collections
Level of description Series

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L/F/08/M4/1 Copy of the Articles of the Rendition of Elizabeth Castle in the Ile of Jersey; and the totall reducement of that Island to the obedience of the Parliament of England. Includes the summons, answers and replies between James Heane, Commander in Chief of the forces in Jersey, and Sir George Carteret, Governor, and an inventory of all the ordnance, arms, ammunition and stores of provision in Elizabeth Castle at the time of the surrender. Includes a copy of a portrait of Sir George Carteret. 29 December 1651
L/F/08/M4/2 Proclamation by King George II declaring His Majesty's pleasure for continuing officers not already removed or discharged in Great Britain, Ireland, and the Iles of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark. Includes proof of authenticity signed by James Hunter and Gideon Lindsay, officers in Lanark. 13 November 1727 -
12 December 1727
L/F/08/M4/3 Printed list of the proportion of ammunition and stores for a light 6 pounder cannon. Approved by Lieutenant General G Don. Signed by Captain P Lys, Inspector of the Artillery of the Island. 2 August 1806
L/F/08/M4/4 Letter to the Right Honourable Sir George Grey, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, titled The humble memorial of the undersigned inhabitants of the town and parish of St Helier, in the Island of Jersey. Requests an enquiry be made into the applicability of ancient militia laws, particularly the law that all islanders after a residence of one year and a day are bound to serve in the militia from the age of 18 to 65, citing altered state of society and immense increase in the population of St Helier. 1 February 1851 -
28 February 1851
L/F/08/M4/5 General principles on the subject of a new militia law, respectfully submitted to the States. Signed by George Vickery, William Johnston, John de Gruchy, George E Evans, Henry Luce Manuel, J N Westaway, Francis Voisin. 1851
L/F/08/M4/6 Statement by Captain Charles Sullivan regarding his removal from his position in the 5th or South West Regiment of the Royal Jersey Militia, to the inhabitants of Jersey generally and the Officers of the Militia in particular. 22 September 1852
L/F/08/M4/7 Letter from R P Douglas, Major General, Lieutenant Governor to J Hammond, Bailiff of Jersey regarding the supply of new equipment of Armstrong guns to the Field Batteries of the Royal Jersey Militia Artillery. Outlines proposal for annual amounts raised for militia purposes. 30 January 1862
L/F/08/M4/8 Portrait of Captain John Pinel of the Royal Jersey Militia and a copy of the testimonial to Captain Pinel, January 1881. 1 January 1881 -
31 January 1881
L/F/08/M4/9 Royal Jersey Garrison Battalion Muster Roll, 11 November 1918. Includes details of establishment and strength, lists of commanding officers and members of A and B Company with references, and rolls of specialists, instructors, committees, and employments. 11 November 1918