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Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1688-05-13 ADM/A/1759/63
The Navy Board has failed to provide information regarding ships hired as Men-of-War. Their Captains have reported that they are ready to receive stores.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-06-17 ADM/A/1760/165
Request Pilot to the Buoy of the Nore for the CORONATION, under Captain Rayne. Why not sent sooner?
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-06-28 ADM/A/1760/309
The convoy of victualling ships to Londonderry will call at Plymouth for the ships provisioning Captain Rook's Squadron.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-06-25 ADM/A/1760/275
Phineas Bowles recommends his brother John Bowles to be one of the companies for providing provisions for the army asigned to Ireland.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-11 ADM/A/1761/150
Captain Rooke Commander the DEPTFORD reports the ANTILOPES provisions being almost out, has ordered her to Liverpool. Captain Wick raised bills for the provisioning.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-30 ADM/A/1761/294
Captain Fitzpatrick, the LARK, in Yarmouth Roads, informs he has only ten days provisions. Suggest he be timely supplied.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-09 ADM/A/1761/111
Order for the surgeon, the SAPPHIRE, to have passage on the GEORGE, Captain Frankmore.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-19 ADM/A/1761/217
NONSUCH to be Supplied with provisions forthwith. Why has she been so long without? Convoy ordered to sail and pick up two vessels at Plymouth.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-20 ADM/A/1761/233
Request James Lotherne to send copy of the letter from Captains Greenhill and Atkinson from Biddeford of the ships going from there.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-29 ADM/A/1761/281
Supply an account of how the ships necessary for the transportation of the forces into Ireland are taken up, in order for the taking off the Embargo in the Rivers Thames and Medway, and from the several ports from Padstow to Carlisle.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-09 ADM/A/1761/126
To know the 5eason why the MARY GALLEY was victualed from Dover when she lay at the Buoy in the Nore.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-24 ADM/A/1761/259
Forward letter from Captain Crow of the KITCHEN yacht, let him know what fitting is to be done on her.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-11 ADM/A/1761/154
Credit be immediately paid to Captain Greenhill and captain Atkinson, enabling to take up ships to transport the Army to Ireland.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-01-10 ADM/A/1765/34
Captain Lawrence Wright, C-in-C of the Squadron for the West Indies, has urged the necessity of hiring a Ship to take such Provisions as the Men of War could not stow, which would be to the advantage of the Soldiers in their accommodation for lodging.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-01-10 ADM/A/1765/37
The hired Ships SAMUEL& HENRY and SCEPTRE, now in the Downs, are to Convoy the Merchant Ships to Virginia.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-30 ADM/A/1761/292
Attend Committee for Affairs of Ireland to give account of progress made in taking up ships for transporting HM Forces to Ireland.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-19 ADM/A/1761/229
2000 men's victuals for 2 months to be left at Liverpool for supplying the ships on the Irish Coast.