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Castle Cornet surrenders to Guernsey |
17th December |
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Sark holds its first election |
10th December |
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Sark women get the right to inherit |
24th November |
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Guernsey recruits caused concern in Parliament |
21st November |
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Guernsey aimed for equal adoption rights |
13th November |
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States of Guernsey hired its first independent vet |
7th November |
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The States agrees to pay the Bailiff |
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States of Guernsey voted to lower the voting age |
31st October |
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Bailiff Sir Peter de Havilland was born |
27th October |
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Major General Sir Isaac Brock died |
13th October |
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Sark voted for democracy |
4th October |
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A Guernsey planning dispute headed to Europe |
28th September |
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Occupation president Ambrose Sherwill died |
25th September |
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Guernsey and Jersey considered merging |
20th September |
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Philip de Saumarez was discharged as a Jurat |
30th August |
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Winston Churchill visited Guernsey with his wife |
29th August |
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Guernsey’s Reform Law was enacted |
28th August |
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Human remains were found on Lihou |
7th August |
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Earl Grey was appointed Governor of Guernsey |
3rd August |
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Guernsey chose England over France |
24th June |
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Wartime diplomat Wilfred Gallienne born in Guernsey |
20th May |
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Herm goes back on the market |
17th May |
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Alderney debated in the House of Commons |
6th May |
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Role of Chief Minister of Guernsey abolished |
4th May |
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A French fisherman is arrested and escorted to St Peter Port |
2nd April |
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Guernsey nurse Elizabeth Lincoln elected to the States |
23rd March |
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Guernsey’s first governor, Edmund Weston, is appointed |
8th March |
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Guernsey heads call for an end to the Eleven-plus |
7th March |
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Guernsey Language Commission formed |
7th February |
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Guernsey’s Royal Court sits for the first time |
17th January |
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Alderney elects its first president |
1st January |
