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Correspondence and photograph concerning the colours of the Royal Jersey Militia
Reference: 249M87/15/4
Date: 1945 - 1946
Letter from William Huskisson, Downing Street, London to Lieutenant General Gordon re Lieutenant Colonel Le Couteur's allowances for house rent and houses
Reference: A/C2/1/1
Date: October 20th 1800 - October 20th 1800
Copy of letter from the Earl of Belmore, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage originally enclosed with 'an anonymous communication re. the Militia' with a request for comment
Reference: A/C2/10/1
Date: December 19th 1866 - December 19th 1866
Copy of beginning of a letter from Government House, Jersey [presumably from Major General Burke Cuppage, Lieutenant Governor of Jersey, 1863 - 1868] to the Earl of Belmore in reply to the letter of the 19 Dec 1866 see A/C2/10/1 re. condition of the Militia in the Island which is 'not what it ought to be'
Reference: A/C2/10/2
Date: December 29th 1866 - December 29th 1866
Copy of a memorandum from Major General J H Pipon observations on the Jersey Militia 'in its present state it is utterly valueless'
Reference: A/C2/11/1
Date: January 9th 1867 - January 9th 1867
Letter from James Fergusson, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage, Jersey re. request for information regarding the Militia in the absence of legislation, and informing him of the recommendations of Mr Hardy, a withdrawal of Government allowances and establishment of regular inspection of the Channel Islands Militia
Reference: A/C2/11/10
Date: November 7th 1867 - November 7th 1867
Copy of letter from Edward Lugard, War Office to the Under Secretary of State Home Department, original enclosed with 'an anonymous communication relative to the Channel Islands Militia'. Copy of a letter from Major General Burke Cuppage, Government House, Jersey acknowledging receipt of a letter of 7 November 1867 and re. inactivity of the States of Jersey to make a decision regarding the Militia
Reference: A/C2/11/11
Date: November 4th 1867 - November 12th 1867
Copy of letter from the Earl of Longford, the War Office to the Under Secretary of State for the Home Department re. the condition of the Militia in the Channel Islands. Copy of letter from Belmore, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage, Lieutenant Governor of Jersey re. the condition of the Militia in Jersey. Copy of end of a letter from Major General Cuppage re. the condition of the Militia in Jersey
Reference: A/C2/11/2
Date: January 19th 1867 - January 22nd 1867
Letter from the Earl of Belmore, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage re. condition of the Militia in Jersey
Reference: A/C2/11/3
Date: January 22nd 1867 - January 22nd 1867
Letter from the Earl of Belmore, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage passing on the thanks of Mr Secretary Walpole
Reference: A/C2/11/6
Date: February 9th 1867 - February 9th 1867
Letter from the Earl of Belmore, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage re. newspaper allegations of the mutinous conduct of some men from the Third Regiment of the Jersey Militia, request by Mr Walpole for the facts of the case
Reference: A/C2/11/7
Date: May 10th 1867 - May 10th 1867
Copy of letter from the Earl of Belmore, Whitehall to Major General Cuppage re. newspaper allegations of the mutinous conduct of some men from the Third Regiment of the Jersey Militia, request from Mr Walpole for the facts of the case. Copy of a letter from Major General Burke Cuppage, Government House, Jersey to the Earl of Belmore acknowledging receipt of his letter of 10 May 1867 and providing more detail about the 13 'mutinous' soldiers
Reference: A/C2/11/8
Date: May 10th 1867 - May 16th 1867
Letter from Edward Lugard, War Office to the Under Secretary of State Home Department, originally enclosed with 'an anonymous communication relative to the Channel Islands Militia'
Reference: A/C2/11/9
Date: November 4th 1867 - November 4th 1867
Copy of letter from Major General Burke Cuppage, Government House, Jersey to James Fergusson, Home Office, originally sent with the anonymous communication, which he regards as full of exaggeration and misrepresentation, he admits the organisation of the Militia has room for improvement
Reference: A/C2/12/1
Date: March 26th 1868 - March 26th 1868
Letter from Colonel Le Couteur, Belle Vue, Jersey to Major General Guy tendering his resignation from the position of Adjutant General of the Royal Jersey Militia see A/C2/12/9
Reference: A/C2/12/10
Date: October 23rd 1868 - October 23rd 1868
Pay list and accounts of the staff of the Jersey Militia and the Jersey Regiment and papers relating to the militia accounts and embezzlement of Mr Gardiner [William Henry Gardner].
Reference: A/C2/12/12
Date: April 1st 1868 - September 12th 1868
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: April 1st 1868 - April 1st 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: April 30th 1868 - April 30th 1868