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Alexander, Jane Letitia Trowbridge
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Captain Searle, Grasshopper,
Spithead
, to Markham, on sailing speed of the Grasshopper, on bringing
1807
MRK/102/5/77
Uncatalogued: Letter describing Queen Victoria's visit to the fleet at
Spithead
, dated 29th March, 1842
1842
MSS/70/119
Reginald Baker, HMS Jupiter,
Spithead
, to Markham, on the sailing qualities of his ship, needing more
1806
MRK/105/3/16
Somerville, Nemesis,
Spithead
, to Thos Grenville,(copy) on seeking a better ship after 5 years in Nemesis
1807
MRK/102/5/92
Captain Wainwright, Royal William, at
Spithead
, to Markham, seeking to be appointed to the Emerald,
1806
MRK/102/6/12
Captain Bowen, Puissant,
Spithead
, to Markham, on his appointment to the Transport Board, recommending
1803
MRK/102/1/85
sailing and fighting instructions issued to Hood, HEBE, by Admiral Samuel Barrington in the BARFLEUR at
Spithead
1790-01-01 - ?
MKH/29
Captain Burrowes, Pylades,
Spithead
, on his orders from Hallowell to sail to the West Indies, but unsafe
1804
MRK/102/1/124
Troubridge to Nelson, 19 [May 1803], sending VICTORY to
Spithead
, wishes he was still in CULLODEN and
1803-05-19 - ?
CRK/13/83
Captain Corbet, Bittern,
Spithead
, to Markham, on receiving a Mr Lester on board, annotated, will perhaps
1802
MRK/102/1/152
Captain George Duff, Vengeance,
Spithead
, to Markham, seeking a purser, on men from prison ships, annotated
1801
MRK/102/2/36
Captain Bathurst to Nelson, HMS EURYDICE,
Spithead
, 2 October 1801, expects the ship to be ready by 8
1801-10-02
CRK/2/9
Captain Talbot, HMS Glenmore,
Spithead
, to Markham, on the confirmation of a Lieutenant Thomas Everard
1801-1809
MRK/102/6/1
Sir John Gore, Revenge,
Spithead
, to Markham, on orders to dock Revenge for painting, and requesting
1807
MRK/101/10/28
Papers relating to Hood's command of the MARS: papers relating to the
Spithead
mutiny of 1797 including
1797-01-01 - ?
MKH/15
Captain Charles Paget (later vice Admiral Sir Charles, d.1839), to Nelson, HMS ENDYMION,
Spithead
, 19
1803-05-19
CRK/10/5
Journal of HMS MARTIN, cruising round the Channel ports and the West Indies finishing at
Spithead
Oct
1877-1878-12-31
HTN/102
Captain Sotheron, Excellent,
Spithead
, to Markham, unable to take the son of Asheton Smith, requesting
1803
MRK/104/2/102
Captain Thomas Maling, Diana,
Spithead
, to Markham, on his first lieutenant White to be dismissed not
1803
MRK/102/4/80
Captain George McKinley, Pelican,
Spithead
, to Markham, on sending a letter, annotated, on the enclosure
1801
MRK/102/4/66
issued by Admiral William Cornwallis, HMS ROYAL SOVEREIGN to Captain George Martin, HMS MAGICIENNE,
Spithead
1795-01-01 - ?
TUN/117
Captain Griffiths, Atalante,
Spithead
, to Markham, seeking advancement for Mr Richardson, a carpenter
1802
MRK/102/2/113
Captain Stephens, Brunswick, at
Spithead
, to Markham, requesting Lieut Hungerford in place of Kay, on
1801
MRK/102/5/100
Captain Burrowes, HM sloop Pylades,
Spithead
, to Markham, with observations on the coast of Africa, chiefly
1803
MRK/110/4/2
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