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Illustration: "Poor Tom / No. 26". (Manuscript) 1822-1823 BTL/2/1/19
Illustration: "Madagascan utensils etc Page 3 Ch 12 / No. 32". (Manuscript) 1822-1823 BTL/2/1/20
Stopford family papers (Manuscript) 1724-1908 STO
Admiral John Markham in letters from Sir Rupert George, Admiral Sir Thomas Hamilton, Admiral Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson and Sir George Shee (Manuscript) 1803-1806 MRK/101/11/64-112
Royal Humane Society certificates, 1828-1837. (Manuscript) 1828-1837 DBB/108/1
Correspondence relating to acts of lifesaving, 1828-1830. (Manuscript) 1828-1830 DBB/109/2
An account of money received and paid by Sir Thomas B. Thompson, Receiver General of Greenwich Hospital, during August 1823. (Manuscript) 1823-08-01 – 1823-08-31 THM/140/3/7/8
Miscellaneous letters. Includes an extract of a letter from Governer Lowry Cole to Lord Barthwick, lists of stores sent from Deptford dockyard, correspondence to Christian from his captains and various local officials, and a copy of the orders and regulations for Mauritius, 1825-27. (Manuscript) 1825-08-20 - 1827-07 CHN/137
Markham family papers (Manuscript) 1776-1918 MRK
Hamilton, Archibald, Commander, Honourable East India Company, 1778-1848. (Manuscript) 1801-1824 HMN/25-141
Documents relate to the Ordinary (Manuscript) 1596-1638 ADL/C-K
Massie, Thomas Leeke, Admiral, 1802-1898. (Manuscript) 1818-1880 MAS
Admiral John Markham in letters from Admiral Lord Keith (Manuscript) 1801-1804; 1806-1807 MRK/101/3/1-50
JS Willett, 32 Wigmore Street, to Earl St Vincent (15 pages), on expenditures in the Prisoner of War service in the West Indies, on selling coloured french prisoners to Dutch Planters, and other abuses of head money for prisoners, hospital on Barbados, and on the sick and hurt board, on his appearance at the transport board (Manuscript) 1801 MRK/105/5/12
Narrative of the South Pacific volume 1. (Manuscript) 1792 MRK/111/2/5
Standard No1 William Holdsworth, Henry Freeman, John Davis, Bartholemew Connery, William Jones, Sampson Harris, Thos Saul, charge with evidence from Lieutenant Buller, Standard, enclosing list of the situations of the mutineers on board, and Officers of the watch (Manuscript) 1796-1797 MRK/100/5/31
Thomas Roberts, Woolwich Yard, to Captain Hamilton, with a comparison of expense of different method of pumping water on HMS Illustrious, enclosed in MRK/101/11/17 (Manuscript) 1804 MRK/101/11/18
Captain Owen, Immortalite, Walmer Road, to Lord Keith, agree that no better time to spare the Immortalite Captain Taylor of the Thames is next in seniority but a stranger here, Captain Digby of the Vestal is suitable. (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/3/200
Markham, Centaur, Bear Haven, to Dear Sir,(?), (draft) on the vote at the Navy Society on transferring money for widows and orphans to a subscription for the defence of the country, actions of the trustees of the club (Manuscript) 1797 MRK/100/2/201
Captain Owen, Clyde off Boulogne, to Lord Keith, stood over to Boulogne, moon very bright, 7 gun ships and 8 boats, Congreve's letter, but many difficulties, enemy will be prepared in future. (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/3/216
Wycombe, Paris, to Markham, at the Archbishop of York’s, Bishopthorpe near York, Angleterre, ( 2 pages) on Paris news, future of Mirabeau, criticism of the French, with PS of 18 Oct (Manuscript) 1790 MRK/108/3/11
MM, Portugal Street, to Markham, HMS Centaur, Minorca, No 28, on dining with Lady Macclesfield learned that Lord Spencer had heard of the French being driven back, and massacred at Naples, and the surrender of Malta, Saturday 16th: letter from Colchester on taking this house, on news that Spanish would attack Minorca (Manuscript) 1799 MRK/107/3/30
Captain Johnstone, Bridlington, to Markham, arrived in strong gale, on views the depth of water and shoals, water from a channel on the pier only at half tide, some supply of cattle and breweries near the town (Manuscript) 1803 MRK/110/4/3
Mr George Kewertron, HMS Guildford, to Sir Isaac Coffin, (enclosed in MRK/101/12/112), on the conduct of his commanding officer Lieutenant Trotter, on sending his wife out of the ship, and other complaints (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/12/113