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Hamilton, N.O, to Markham, on the Amsterdam storeship, and general lack of understanding (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/40
Undated [postmark 8 August 1806]5 PM (NRS), Hamilton, N.O, to Markham, on the Amsterdam storeship, and general lack of understanding
William Brown, Portsmouth Yard, to Dear Sir, on moorings and draft of water of ships in ordinary with depth of water to go out of the harbour. (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/34
30 May 1806 (NRS), William Brown, Portsmouth Yard, to Dear Sir, on moorings and draft of water of ships in ordinary with depth of water to go out of the harbour, enclosing calculations (below)
Hamilton to Markham, on the Fame’s rudder and ignorance of the surveyors (Manuscript) 1805 MRK/101/11/26
No date [1805] (NRS), Hamilton to Markham, on the Fame’s rudder and ignorance of the surveyors,
Hamilton to Markham, on the need for a mechanical committee, with Dr Young as secretary. (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/53
No Date [1806] Sunday morning (NRS), Hamilton to Markham, on the need for a mechanical committee, with Dr Young as secretary,
Hamilton to Markham, on Captain Moore’s report on the Fame, and design of the rudder (Manuscript) 1805 MRK/101/11/23
Undated,[July1805] Hamilton to Markham, on Captain Moore’s report on the Fame, and design of the rudder, enclosing a letter from Mr Peake (below)
Hamilton, Navy Office to Markham, on the draft of a 1st rate, and view of Sir William Rule (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/54
No Date,Monday [1806] (NRS), Hamilton, N.O. to Markham, on the draft of a 1st rate, and view of Sir William Rule
Hamilton to Markham, on not being introduced, wishing to stay in the background (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/51
No Date [1806] Hamilton to Markham, on not being introduced, wishing to stay in the background
Hamilton to Markham, requesting a position for the son of a clergyman (Manuscript) 1804 MRK/101/11/22
1 August [?1804] (NRS) Hamilton to Markham, requesting a position for the son of a clergyman
Hamilton, to Markham, on a conversation with Mr Tucker on removing riders, and his encounter with Sir William Rule. (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/41
No date, [1806] Hamilton, to Markham, on a conversation with Mr Tucker on removing riders, and his encounter with Sir William Rule,