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Letter from the Bailiff R[obert] P[ipon] Marett to Lieutenant Governor Nicholson re. appointing a Deputy Governor during his leave from the Island, targets for the use of the Militia and the life boat and steam tug for use in St Helier Harbour

Reference: A/C2/20/3

Date: October 28th 1880 - October 28th 1880

Papers relating to harbour works and passenger arrangements including papers relating to the Immigration Officer's salary, 1936, the law concerning regulations and policing and control of ports, St Catherine's Bay Harbour of Refuge, La Rocque Jetty, Greve de Lecq, Bonne Nuit and St Helier Harbour

Reference: A/D1/H15

Date: June 30th 1866 - March 20th 1939

Harbour dues and Wharfage dues, includes an Order in Council directing that Revenue levied by patent be applied to erect a pier at St Helier, 1699

Reference: A/D1/H15/1

Date: December 14th 1699 - July 22nd 1939

Applicants with surnames beginning with the letters I, J, K, and L - Donald Edward Kitcher

Reference: B/A/L42/8/262

Date: July 26th 1944 - July 26th 1944

Closing of Rozel and Gorey Harbours. Weekly returns of fish caught at St Helier, Gorey, Rozel, St Aubin, and Bonne Nuit harbours, 05/09/1942 - 21/11/1942. Amount of fish caught at each of the above harbours from 04/05/1942 - 29/08/1942.

Reference: B/A/W35/16

Date: September 8th 1942 - December 4th 1942

Weekly returns of fish caught at Bonne Nuit, Gorey, Rozel, St Aubin, and St Helier harbours, 27/03/1943 - 17/03/1945. List of licensed Fishermen to fish for the civil population for the season 1945.

Reference: B/A/W35/17

Date: March 27th 1943 - May 4th 1945

Correspondence re. the construction of a gauge railway from St Helier's Harbour to Gorey Harbour

Reference: B/A/W40/8/153

Date: December 15th 1942 - December 28th 1942

Removal of cranes from all harbours except St Helier Harbour

Reference: B/A/W40/8/244A

Date: January 25th 1944 - March 1st 1944

Requisition of sailboat J503/17 in St Helier Harbour, belonging to R Nicolle, 1 Waverley Villas, Cleveland Road

Reference: B/A/W40/8/373

Date: January 6th 1945 - January 6th 1945

Requisition of a garden hose from Store South Lodge, St Helier Harbour

Reference: B/A/W40/8/424

Date: March 21st 1945 - March 21st 1945

Requisition of two boats; Daisy, lying at Gorey, and 237 at St Helier Harbour, belonging to Mr Le Maistre, Bath Street, St Helier

Reference: B/A/W40/8/432

Date: March 26th 1945 - March 26th 1945

Requisition of equipment from the fisheries at St Helier, St Aubin, Rozel and Gorey harbours

Reference: B/A/W40/8/443

Date: April 10th 1945 - April 10th 1945

Creation of a Freight Office at St Helier Harbour and appointment of James C Godeaux as clerk to assist Captain H J Richmond, Harbour Master

Reference: B/A/W58/1

Date: October 28th 1940 - November 4th 1940

Supervision of boats in St Helier Harbour

Reference: B/A/W58/11

Date: October 24th 1943 - October 24th 1943

Copy from the Jersey Evening Post of the Harbour Order for the Harbour of Jersey

Reference: B/A/W58/7

Date: October 27th 1942 - October 27th 1942

Creation of a Freight Office at St Helier's Harbour

Reference: B/A/W91/13

Date: October 28th 1940 - October 28th 1940

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: ancorage duties charged on the vessel 'La Julie'; arsenals and barracks; coastguard boats; repair of the battery de la Cotte; cattle from France; private chapel in St Helier; petition to raise height of road from St Helier harbour; cider; the Convention of Commerce and Navigation between UK and Norway and UK and France; prohibition of corn exports to UK; petition of islanders on the Corn Bill; the right of Crown Officers to speak in the States; deserters; drill sheds and magazines; contested elections; petitions of the Royal Court; the election of jurats; prohibition of export of wheat flour; proclamation of peace between England and France; prohibition of export of gun powder; relaxation of harbour regulations for the 'Shamrock'; St Helier Harbour; legacy of Jeanne Marett to General Hospital; trial by jury; Nicolas Hamptonne of St Mary; drill shed at St Mary; Royal disapproval of Act of States relating to methodists; the militia training; numbering houses; oyster fishery; petition from Trinity concerning merchants from France; petition of inhabitants of Charing Cross concerning animals; port charges; the prison and the treadwheel; prisoners of war in France; quarantine; enlargement of the Route du Coie, St Helier; vraic; naming of streets; purchase of land at Town Hill for fortifications; trade; relief for sufferers of war in Germany; cultivation of wasteland; preservation of woodland

Reference: C/A5/1

Date: March 21st 1785 - December 6th 1832

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: an arsenal for St Helier Battalion; the library; registration; buoy near Chausseys; importation of French cattle from Guernsey; the census; export of grain; oyster fishing; heating in the Royal Court; punishment of crime; resignation of Jurat Philip de Carteret; protestant dissenters; distilleries and the trade in spirits; distressed seamen from the wreck 'Medusa'; dock dues; dredging; gas lighting in St Helier; extente of 1331; book entitled 'The Fortress'; gunpowder; improvements to St Helier harbour; exports from Mont Orgueil harbour; Jurat Le Couteur; maintenance of Kempt and Lewis Towers at St Ouen; sending lunatics to England or France and lunatics in the General Hospital; magazines; mails between England and the Channel Islands; marriage of Queen Victoria; sale of land from Jean and Thomas Perchard for Beresford Street market; painting of the laying of the foundation stone at St Helier harbour by G S Reynolds; petition against French imports; petition from the inhabitants of Gorey concerning fishing; better regulation of the prison; quakers and moravians; hoisting the yellow flag of quarantine; the Savings Bank and foreign vessels

Reference: C/A5/3

Date: March 13th 1837 - November 15th 1847

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: Fines; analysis of St Helier water supply; use of Enfield rifles by the militia; arsenals; negative vote of the Governor relating to the lunatic asylum; Helier Simon's admission to the Bar; import of livestock at Gorey; imports of meat and cider; States deficit; the railway; law on dogs; measures against cholera; petition for shipbuilding on the foreshore; commercial treaty with France; death of the Duchess of Kent; constitution of the Royal Court; construction of Corbiere lighthouse; rifle range at Crabbé; detention of George Hardy; District chapelries of St Andrew and All Saints; rights of Crown Officers; cost of enlarging St Helier harbour; neutrality during war; St Catherine's harbour; inquests; royal births; naturalisation of aliens; nomination of judges; fishing rights; Pigotts Bill and the constitution of the island; transportation and ticket of leave; opposition to establishment of tramway at St Brelade; traction engines

Reference: C/A5/5

Date: January 14th 1861 - December 20th 1871

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: Report of 1901 Census; rifle range at Blanches Banques with plan; tax on coal exports; parish assemblies; regulations on fishing boats; foot and mouth disease; Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum; cadet corps; St Helier harbour admiralty charts; importation of dogs; accounts for sea wall at St Ouen; conviction for bestiality; the coronation of Edward VII; Act on elementary schools; militia exercises; gift of machine guns for war in South Africa; habitual drunks; rules of the Jersey Savings Bank; imports; mail service between Channel Islands; report of the prison; cholera regulations; agricultural statistics; summary of returns of natives and british subjects and aliens between the ages of 16 and 39; sale of War Department properties

Reference: C/A5/9

Date: February 2nd 1900 - December 31st 1903

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