Mid 19th century Jersey business adverts

Mid-19th century newspaper adverts

The Jersey Times, published between 1832 and 1859, merged with the British Press, which launched in 1822

One of the best resources for tracing the development of the commercial life of Jersey is the advertisements for businesses published over the decades. Newspaper adverts in the early and mid-19th century were only previously available to visitors to La Société Jersiaise's Lord Coutanche Library, but after all the early newspapers in their collection had been digitised, a selection were added to their website in early 2024

You will also find early newspaper adverts on our pages of

18th century Jersey business adverts

Early 19th century Jersey business adverts

L'Impartial_adverts

Early Chronique de Jersey adverts

Jersey 100 years ago from the Chronique de Jersey

Jersey 150 years ago from the Chronique de Jersey

Jersey 200 years ago from the Chronique de Jersey

19th century Jersey business adverts

and more recent advertisements on our page of

20th century Jersey business adverts

The adverts on these pages, plus many others, can also be found on the appropriate Family pages, and our pages covering individual town streets and country roads in Jersey

This page is still under construction and will be completed as soon as possible

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