1989

Autumn 1989

• Herm by Dorothy Osborne
• Horbury House by Bonamy Moullin
• A Brother, Briefly by Mary Beardsley
• The Careening Hard by Carel Toms
• Saint James, Saint Peter-Port
• Manor Tapestries Trust by Sheila Lintell
• La Petite Dame Agée du Platon by Leonard Machon
• Forty Not Out by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Que Faire? by Christine Le Poidevin
• An Earlier Billy Graham by Arminius Mnemosyne
• The War Generation by Nigel Balchin
• The Tax Haven Myth by John Neale

Summer 1989

• Sark by Robert Dawson-Freer
• The Centenary of the Priaulx Library by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Guernsey Tourism – Is It Worth Its Place? by Rex Birch
• Saint Brioc by Carel Toms
• A Link with the Casquets by Victor Coysh
• Guernsey: The Fretful Tale of a Happy People by Corine Lesnes
• A Letter from Emile by Neil Ross
• Guernsey Airport’s Half Century
• “The Lord Helps Those…” by Leonard Machon
• The Queen’s Visit and other Island News by Elizabeth Head

Spring 1989

• Desideratum by Margaret Irving
• The Story of Les Vauxbelets by Brother Christantian
• Saint Sampson’s Harbour drawn by Carel Toms
• A Simple Man without Pretentions by Leonard Machon
• 1989: Enne Bouanne Annaie – from Emile
• The Office of Bailiff by Sir Charles Frossard
• A Life of Exile by Greta Cerasale
• The Tale of the Sark Quilt by Jennifer Cochrane
• Book Review by Victor Coysh

1988

Autumn 1988

• Edouard Le Poidevin by Christine Le Poidevin
• Sark’s Pub Rowdies by Paul Stokes
• Goodbye to Guernsey? by Dave Prigent
• The Frederick Corbin Lukis Bicentenary
• A Near Thing by Alistair Horne
• A New Memorial Seat by R Ashley & S Carey
• A Voyage to South America by F d’A Collings
• Sark 1918-1988 by Victor Coysh
• Looking Back on the News by Joan Moullin

Summer 1988

• 1954 to 1988 by Joan Moullin
• The Press – The Inside Story by C R Sackett
• The Hurricane and the Growers
• The Building of Les Beaucamps School by Peter Johnston
• “Mr. V” by James Marr
• Guernsey and Norman Schools Twinned

Spring 1988

• Christmas Lunch in Guernsey
• In deepest Sark by Victor Coysh
• A Wartime Journey
• The Giant Cabbage in New Zealand by Jessie Smith
• Twenty Six Cornet Street Recalled by James Marr
• Duties of the Governess etc. at the Town Hospital contributed by J H Lenfestey
• A Life of Exile by Greta Cerasale
• The Tale of the Sark Quilt by Jennifer Cochrane
• Book Review by Victor Coysh

1987

Winter 1987

• Guernsey and the Boat Show
• 26 Cornet Street contributed by National Trust of Guernsey
• Letter from Herm 1914 contributed by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• The Liverpool Recalled by Victor Coysh
• The Termagant from La Chasse Vassal by James Marr
• John Le Couteur: a Channel Island Migrant in Australia in 1855 by J Le C Simon
• Mil Huit Cent Trois (poem)

Summer 1987

• Extracts from books of Hospital regarding Daniel Morris contributed by Hugh Lenfestey
• Admonitions to Apprentices contributed by Hugh Lenfestey
• The Colours are laid up by Victor Coysh
• Exhausted Yachstmen, from “The Lifeboat”
• Heroes of our Sister Isle by James Marr
• Postal History and Stamps of Guernsey display by P Kenton, D Guernby and O J Simpson

Spring 1987

• Constitutional Relationship between the United Kingdom and the Channel Islands: the Role of the Home Office by Stuart Bampton
• A Look Around some Guernsey Villages – Part II by James Marr
• Guernsey’s Changing Horticulture by H R Dally
• My Life as a Scholar and Schoolmaster – Recalled by Peter Girard
• The Herm Print, An Analysis by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Obituary: Cecil de Sausmarez (1907-1986)
• Book Review by Mervyn Harwood

1986

Winter 1986

• A Serious Matter
• Yesterday’s Fun by Victor Coysh
• A Dumb Guernseyman by the late Jean le Pelley
• A Look around some Guernsey Villages by James Marr
• Tales of the Rocquaine Pilots by the late Eric Sharp
• Further letters of the Dobrée family contributed by the late J de L Mann

Summer 1986

• The Conqueror’s Cross by Edna G Mauger
• A Very Cold Winter in Guernsey by David Jamison
• Guernsey County, Ohio by F d’A Collings
• The Palmers in Guernsey by Rosemary Ashley
• Emille and Eugene Reminisce by Louise de Garis and Nickey Gee

Spring 1986

• St James, Guernsey by Bridget Adams
• La Plaiderie, St Peter Port by H C Burr
• The Hon Marion Saumarez 1855-1978
• Death at Le Bourg in 1855 by John Le C Simon
• Letter to the Editor – the Deputy Bailiff
• A Valiant Guernseyman by James Marr
• An Execution

1985

Winter 1985

• New Flag for Guernsey by Bruce Nicolls OBE RN (ret)
• Vale of Misery by James Marr
• James Saumarez at the Battle of Sullivan Bay by Joan Moullin
• The Return by Jessie Marriette-Smith
• Guernsey to Melbourne 1854 Part III by Arthur Simon
• New from Guernsey 1945
• A Night in the Channel by the late J Q Le Pelley
• Hérisson-Crapaud Snooker Pairs

Summer 1985

• Two Hundred Years of Guernsey Mail Boats by the late M H Ouseley
• The Miserable Years by Brian A Rankilor
• Le Guet du Castel by Peter Girard
• Guernsey to Melbourne 1854 – Part II by Arthur Simon
• The Capture of a French Privateer – contents contributed by David Godfrey
• An Alderney Easter by Victor Coysh

Spring 1985

• Talk by Bishop of Winchester – résumé
• Zoological Trust of Guernsey by J A Thomas
• Mediaeval Walls of St Peter Port by James Marr
• Guernsey to Melbourne 1854 Part I by Arthur Simon
• “All the way from China” by Carel Toms
• Brief Note on the Ancient Castles of Guernsey by H C Burr
• John Mowlem and Guernsey by Victor Coysh

1984

Winter 1984

• Youthful Memories of L’Islet by “Un Petit Fils”
• Notes on Les Vers de Lihou by Raymond Clark MA
• The Trip to Lihou by Charles Carr CBE
• Holy Trinity Church by James Marr
• A Vous Perdu enne Vacque by Lloyd Le Couteur
• A Brave Rescue by Pleinmont Pilots in 1820 by J H Lenfestey
• Review of the Stufy by St John A Robilliard of Jersey’s Housing Control Law
• Guernsey Telephone Service: some further comments by R Ashley and J R Bennett

Summer 1984

• The Channel Islands and Australia: Maritime Links in the 1850s by Alan Jamieson
• More on John Finlay by David McClintock
• Machon’s of the Pollet by James Marr
• L’Islet the Obscure by Victor Coysh
• Letter to the Editor by James Marr
• In Memoriam: Miss E Goudge, Maj Gen d’A Collings, Miss L Lyon

Spring 1984

• Laburnum in November by Rosemary Ashley
• The Guernsey Telephone Department by J R Bennett
• Guernsey Herb Holidays by Daphne E Dunster
• Sark Then and Now by Victor Coysh
• La Rue Marguerite: An Essay in Nostalgia by James Marr
• Vintage 1937 by R A S
• The Frigate Amethyst 1796

1983

Winter 1983

• Three Gentlemen at Geneva by Brian A Rankilor
• “Since ’tis Nature’s Law to Change” Part II by Patrick Whinney
• Old Bordeaux by Victor Coysh
• Further Tenants of Herm and Jethou, 1877-1960′s by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Newtown Recollected by James Marr
• The First Rocquaine Regatta, 1910 by J H Lenfestey
• Presentation to Mr Priaulx
• New Channel Islands Exhibition

Summer 1983

• The Guernsey Society 1943 – 1983
• “Since ’tis Nature’s Law to Change” by Patrick Whinney
• Fresh Light on Levrier by James Marr
• Further Tenants of Herm and Jethou 1860-1880 by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Conservation in the Channel Islands: Guille-Alles Library by H C Burr and L J Marr
• “Le Vier Guernesey”

Spring 1983

• St Martin’s Old Guernsey Exhibition and Fair of 1908 by Victor Coysh
• Recollections of Childhood in Guernsey by Harriet Dalgairns
• The Hungry Fig by Charles Carr
• It is Glorious to be Free. Letter from Madeline Lawson
• Victor Hugo in Guernsey as seen through his Diary translated and edited by Xavier Kreiss
• The Language of Alderney
• Book Review: Guernsey’s Earliest Flora

1982

Winter 1982

• Further Tenants of Herm and Jethou 1830-1860 by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Guernsey’s Oldest Houses by John McCormack
• Bible Christians of St Peter’s in the Wood by Rev T H N Vidamour
• Writ in Water by James Marr
• Trip round Alderney by Victor Coysh
• Jean, Marie et ‘Clara’ by P de G

Summer 1982

• When the Saints Came Marching In by James Marr
• Major General Bailey and Unmilitary Conduct
• Le Catioroc by P J Girard
• Alderney’s Strategic Decline by the late M H Ouseley
• Treatment of a Wreck contributed by David Godfrey
• Richmond Barracks by A C Andros
• The Need for Education. Letter by Thomas Guille
• The Jane and Mary
• A Guernsey Bookshelf

Spring 1982

• In Memoriam: R W J Payne FRAS
• St Stephen’s Church by Nigel Jee
• Collecting Guernsey Views in London by Xavier Kreiss
• Court Circuit by James Marr
• A Guernseyman buried at Chichester by Richard Hocart
• Sixtus IV and Piracy in the Channel Islands (1480) by Mgr Bernard Jacqueline
• A New “Outline of Guernesiès” by Eric Lukis
• A Guernsey Bookshelf by Peter Button and Raymond Clark
• Centenary of La Société Guernesiaise – An Appeal

1981

Summer/Autumn 1981

• Channel Islands Shipping Project
• Le Corps des Ecrivains by T F Priaulx
• Guernsey Volunteer Stroke Scheme by Raymond Clark
• Les Vinaires et Les Menages, St Peter’s by Peter Girard
• Wreck of the Ranger by Dr S K Kellett-Smith

Spring 1981

• Recollections of Victor Hugo by Mrs James de Havilland
• Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery by Rona Cole and Richard Reed
• Elizabeth Lyttleton by Philip Stevens
• National Trust of Guernsey
• Diary of a Voyage with a few Sketches of Guernsey by William Proctor
• Further Dobrée Letters contributed by Julia de L Mann
• Beanjars etc by S C Gilchrist
• A Rough Voyage to Cowes, 1796

1980

Winter 1980

• La Claire Mare by Victor Coysh
• The Channel Islands Family History Society
• The Historical Evolution of Guernsey’s System of Government by James Marr
• A Note on the little Cemetery on Herm by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• L M Michael by J E Moullin
• Further Dobrée Letters contributed by Julia de L Mann

Summer 1980

• Two Tenants of Herm II – Jonathan Duncan by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Island Pilgrame (continued) by Victor Coysh
• Bucktrouts – 1830-1980 by Gresham Barber
• The Last Boat from Sark by James Marr

Spring 1980

• Some Guernsey Gardens by Mab Wimborne
• Fortifications of the Channel Islands by K J Barton
• Two Tenants of Herm I – Col John Linsay by Dr S K Kellett-Smith
• Miss Jane Clarke by Raymond Clark
• Further Dobrée Letters contributed by Julia de L Mann
• Garden Hymn by G Le Ray