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Portsmouth yard, list of ships sails in the sail loft (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/96
29 November 1806, Portsmouth yard, list of ships sails in the sail loft enclosed in letter above
Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on taking a yacht into the dock, complaints of Lord St Vincent of tardiness, would like to take the Kent, (Manuscript)
1807
MRK/101/8/114
19 March [1807] Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on taking a yacht into the dock, complaints of Lord St Vincent of tardiness, would like to take the Kent,
Grey, Portsmouth to Markham, not worth repairing Heron, reports not exaggerated, on news of the recapture of Buenos Ayres, on time for ship repairs (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/105
20 January [1807[ Grey, Portsmouth to Markham, not worth repairing Heron, reports not exaggerated, on news of the recapture of Buenos Ayres, on time for ship repairs
Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on moving a master mate into the Grasshopper with Captain Searle, on communications between the Admiralty and the dockyard, defects of the Barfleur (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/92
15 November [1806] Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on moving a master mate into the Grasshopper with Captain Searle, on communications between the Admiralty and the dockyard, defects of the Barfleur
Grey [Porsmouth] to Markham, efforts to get the St George ready, cannot get ships out to Spithead (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/76
No date, Monday evening,[1806] Grey [Porsmouth] to Markham, efforts to get the St George ready, cannot get ships out to Spithead
Grey to Markham, on getting St George ready and ensuring the head and bobstays are secure, told Coffin that workmen to leave as she unmoors, Malta ready, Lord St Vincent leaving Rame house for London (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/100
9 December [1806] Tuesday, Grey to Markham, on getting St George ready and ensuring the head and bobstays are secure, told Coffin that workmen to leave as she unmoors, Malta ready, Lord St Vincent leaving Rame house for London
Logbook of HMS VILLE DE PARIS 3 May 1800-26 Feb 1801 (Manuscript)
1800-05-03 - 1801-02-26
GRE/14
Logbook of HMS VILLE DE PARIS 3 May 1800-26 Feb 1801
Printed 'Telegraphic Signals or Marine Vocabulary' by Sir Home Popham 1805 (Manuscript)
1805
GRE/18
Printed 'Telegraphic Signals or Marine Vocabulary' by Sir Home Popham 1805
Loose papers covering track of HMS ETHALION, AMELIA, ANSON, SYLPH September 1798 and the court sentence and letter regarding the loss of HMS BOYNE. (Manuscript)
1795-1818
GRE/12
Loose papers 1795-1818 including track of HMS ETHALION, AMELIA, ANSON, SYLPH September 1798, court sentence and letter regarding the loss of HMS BOYNE and dimensions of USS FRANKLIN 1818, see full list in printed catalogue for further details
Letterbook 24 May 1800-Mar 1801 with orders at the reverse end of 14 November 1800-20 Feb 1801 (Manuscript)
1800-05-24 - 1801-03-31
GRE/13
Letterbook 24 May 1800-Mar 1801 with orders at the reverse end of 14 November 1800-20 Feb 1801
St. Vincent's orderbook 20 November 1795-28 January 1801 (Manuscript)
1795-1801
GRE/15
St. Vincent's orderbook 20 November 1795-28 January 1801, see full list of orders in printed catalogue for details
Rules for Naval Courts Martial 1746-74 including formula opinions and precedent for courts martial (Manuscript)
1746-1774
GRE/7
Rules for Naval Courts Martial 1746-74 including formula opinions and precedent for courts martial
Extracts from Sir George Rooke's journal 1692-1704. (Manuscript)
1692-1704
GRE/1
Extracts from Sir George Rooke's journal 1692-1704. The entries are not in chronological order 1702, 1692, 1702, 1704. The first quire begins with part of a letter or order dated 17 Dec 1745 signed by C Barnett.…
List of transports enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/86, with Number of troops (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/87
No date [7 Oct 1806] List of transports enclosed in letter above, with Number of troops
Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on the discharge of he sergeant of marines (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/99
7 December [1806] Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on the discharge of he sergeant of marines
Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on enquiries about Mr Winkworth not favourable to him being employed as clerk of the cheque of the victualing office, on docking ships, on working on Sundays, awaiting despatch from General Hutchinson, thanks for moving Forster back to the Calypso (Manuscript)
1807
MRK/101/8/110
1 Feb 1806, Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on enquiries about Mr Winkworth not favourable to him being employed as clerk of the cheque of the victualing office, on docking ships, on working on Sundays, awaiting despatch from General Hutchinson, thanks for moving Forster back to the Calypso
William Gray, master of the Dart tender, to captain George Grey, requesting a a position for his son, enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/69 (Manuscript)
1802
MRK/101/8/70
11 April 1802 William Gray, master of the Dart tender, to captain George Grey, requesting a a position for his son, enclosed in letter above
On the Thames requiring coppering, only ready for West Indies voyage if you telegraph for her to go into dock, enclosing a report (Manuscript)
1807
MRK/101/8/111
5 O’clock [5 Feb 1807] on the Thames requiring coppering, only ready for West Indies voyage if you telegraph for her to go into dock, enclosing a report
George Grey, Sheerness, to Markham, order for shipwrights at Chatham to assist but loss of time involved (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/74
13 April 1806, George Grey, Sheerness, to Markham, order for shipwrights at Chatham to assist but loss of time involved
Grey to Markham, on Mrs Markham, concern over changes at the Admiralty, stores ready for Centaur and other ships (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/81
18 September [1806] (NRS) Grey to Markham, on Mrs Markham, concern over changes at the Admiralty, stores ready for Centaur and other ships
Diddams, Portsmouth yard to Grey, on readiness dates for Dreadnought and Ulysses (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/86
7 October, Diddams, Portsmouth yard to Grey, on readiness dates for Dreadnought and Ulysses enclosed in letter above
Memo on the masts of the Malta enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/93 (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/94
13 November 1806, memo on the masts of the Malta enclosed in letter above,
Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, on renailing copper of ship. (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/77
No date,[1806,] 2 p 5,Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, on renailing copper of ship,
Diddams to George Grey, respecting the Leander, fit for 3 years foreign service (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/90
9 October 1806 Diddams to George Grey, respecting the Leander, fit for 3 years foreign service
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