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| 表面の説明 | Printed in blue on white paper, the obverse is headed by the issuer's name in elaborate Gothic script with 'JERSEY' centred beneath in bold letterpress, flanked by two manuscript number fields. At the left centre, an oval-framed intaglio vignette portrays a chapel building set among trees, with a man-made beehive in the lower foreground and the Eye of Providence radiating rays from above, captioned 'Fourteen Chapels'; the word 'BRITISH' is printed vertically along the left margin. The promise text in copperplate script to the right reads 'We Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand ONE POUND BRITISH' followed by the trustee guarantee naming Arthur De Carteret, Le Brock, Falle, Neel, Le Neveu, Norman, Le Bas & Co., with the large decorative denomination word 'One' at lower left above the entry notation 'ENTd'. |
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The Wesleyan Methodist Country Chapels Bank was one of several small private banks operating in Jersey during the first half of the nineteenth century, where the absence of a central banking authority allowed religious and merchant institutions alike to issue their own notes. That a Methodist chapel organization held banking functions is less surprising in context than it sounds — Wesleyan congregations in the British Isles frequently managed communal finances, and the Channel Islands' peculiar constitutional position outside the Bank of England's jurisdiction made such arrangements legally workable.
The JN#13 designation places this within the Jersey Notes reference corpus. The 1835–1850 window is broad enough to suggest no precise issue date has been confirmed from surviving specimens.