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Grey, Portsmouth to Markham, on the discharge of a serjeant of Marines, recommending Philip Phillips to succeed at Sheerness, found the leak in the Malta, directed to copper the Nile, convoy for the Indiamen, (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/95
30 November [1806] Grey, Portsmouth to Markham, on the discharge of a serjeant of Marines, recommending Philip Phillips to succeed at Sheerness, found the leak in the Malta, directed to copper the Nile, convoy for the Indiamen, enclosing a return and a list
Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, on stores ready on ships, some shipped by convicts, enclosing a list of sails (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/79
Sept 15 [1806] (NRS), Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, on stores ready on ships, some shipped by convicts, enclosing a list of sails
Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on getting Leander ready, requesting instructions on the Russian ships arrived at Spithead (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/89
No date Thursday [October 1806] (NRS) Grey, [Portsmouth] to Markham, on getting Leander ready, requesting instructions on the Russian ships arrived at Spithead, enclosing a memo (below)
Grey, [Portsmouth] to Markham, the Maida out of dock, space for other ships and to replace the odious short nails (Manuscript)
1807
MRK/101/8/113
18 Feb [1807] Grey, [Portsmouth] to Markham, the Maida out of dock, space for other ships and to replace the odious short nails
Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, sending reports on masts and yards of the Revenge, his opinion they are overmasted, with saving of cost in foreign stations, ships ready to leave (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/102
No date [7 January 1807] Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, sending reports on masts and yards of the Revenge, his opinion they are overmasted, with saving of cost in foreign stations, ships ready to leave
Memo by Diddams enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/107, that the Dragon will be in dock at least a month (Manuscript)
1807
MRK/101/8/108
No date, [ January 1807]memo by Diddams enclosed in letter above, that the Dragon will be in dock at least a month
Grey to Admiral Markham and Sir Chas Pole, to examine papers from Sir Sydney Smith requesting an opinion, on details of service allotted (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/78
No date,[1806] Grey to Admiral Markham and Sir Chas Pole, to examine papers from Sir Sydney Smith requesting an opinion, on details of service allotted
Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on a letter from Admiral Montagu respecting the Ardent, to communicate with the dockyard only through me (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/82
20 September [1806] (NRS),Grey, Portsmouth, to Markham, on a letter from Admiral Montagu respecting the Ardent, to communicate with the dockyard only through me
Diddams et al, Portsmouth Yard, to the Navy Board, on delays to Revenge from altering the masts, enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/103 (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/104
7 January 1807 from Diddams et al, Portsmouth Yard, to the Navy Board, on delays to Revenge from altering the masts, enclosed in letter above
Grey, Hampton, to Captain Markham, enclosing a letter with a request to include him in a promotion (Manuscript)
1802
MRK/101/8/69
17 April [postmark 1802] Grey, Hampton, to Captain Markham, enclosing a letter with a request to include him in a promotion, if the door is not quite shut [ ie not out of office] on signing of the Definitive treaty
Diddams Portsmouth yard, to Grey, List of ships fitting out giving time when they may probably be completed (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/97
29 November 1806 Diddams Portsmouth yard, to Grey, List of ships fitting out giving time when they may probably be completed, enclosed in letter above
Diddams memo enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/106 to certify men able to earn by task the same as joiners who have not been reduced. (Manuscript)
1807
MRK/101/8/107
4 January 1807, Diddams memo enclosed in letter above to certify men able to earn by task the same as joiners who have not been reduced.
Robert Forster HMS Leda, Gibraltar enclosing a certificate and requesting a promotion, enclosed in letter MRK/101/8/70 (Manuscript)
1802
MRK/101/8/71
14 March 1802 Robert Forster HMS Leda, Gibraltar enclosing a certificate and requesting a promotion, enclosed in letter above
Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, on sending a letter to his brother at the Cape, on refitting ships and moving men on to work on the St George (Manuscript)
1806
MRK/101/8/98
6 December [1806] Grey [Portsmouth] to Markham, on sending a letter to his brother at the Cape, on refitting ships and moving men on to work on the St George
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