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Document signed by Daniel Finch, Second Earl of Nottingham and Secretary of State (covering both departments in his career, 1689-1693 and 1702-1704), 1647-1730 (Manuscript) 1689-08-23 ADM/A/1762/168
His Majesty commands me to acquaint you that it his pleasure that you give order to the officers of the Navy to keep account of the charges of repairs and supplies to the Dutch men-of-war that these may be repaid by the States.
In-letters and orders received by the Navy Board (Manuscript) 1690-01-30 ADM/A/1767/40
An Order by William III directing that £3000 of Levy Money be paid to the Earl of Torrington for the 1st Marine Regiment to consist of 15 companies and 200 private soldiers for each company .…
Document signed by Daniel Finch, Second Earl of Nottingham and Secretary of State (covering both departments in his career, 1689-1693 and 1702-1704), 1647-1730. (Manuscript) 1690-06-28 ADM/A/1767/359
To consider bringing the ships from Portsmouth and of the orders to be given to the fleet about sailing. To bring an account of what condition as to men and repairs the fleet and the ships at Chatham and Portsmouth are in. (continuation of doc 358)
Document signed by Daniel Finch, Second Earl of Nottingham and Secretary of State (covering both departments in his career, 1689-1693 and 1702-1704), 1647-1730. (Manuscript) 1690-06-28 ADM/A/1767/358
The Queen would have you attend her in the Council Chamber at 4 o'clock this afternoon and I send you in the enclosed paper the heads of your business. Admiral Everlsen advises me that the great masts are wanting for the Dutch ships wherein you will give order for the speedy furnishing of them.
Document signed by Daniel Finch, Second Earl of Nottingham and Secretary of State (covering both departments in his career, 1689-1693 and 1702-1704), 1647-1730. (Manuscript) 1692-09-20 ADM/A/1787/193
Enclosure: Copy of a letter from the Earl of Nottingham to the Treasury in which he encloses a copy of a Report from the Admiralty for presentation to the Queen for their opinion.