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Edmund Nelson to Nelson, Bath, 12 June 1801, expecting him home (Manuscript) 1801-06-12 - ? CRK/9/77
Noble to Nelson, Naples, 17 October 1803, on convoys from Malta to Naples, requesting protection at Naples, reporting French demands and aims (Manuscript) 1803-10-17 - ? CRK/9/126
Noble to Nelson, Naples, 1 January 1804, reporting his illness and thanks for his letter (Manuscript) 1804-01-001 CRK/9/127
Lieutenant Samuel Norman to Captain Henry Inman (of the DESIRE), HMS BITERN, off Rostock, 3 June 1801, requesting a survey of a surgeon's mate (Manuscript) 1801-06-03 - ? CRK/9/133
Edmund Nelson to Nelson, [Bath], 26 February [1802], to be honoured is to be tempted, sending the portrait of Sir Chas Turner to add to his Line of Ancestors (Manuscript) 1802-02-26 CRK/9/85
Noble to Nelson, Naples, 26 July 1804, concerning his protection, enclosing gazettes from Florence (Manuscript) 1804-07-26 CRK/9/130
Edmund Nelson to Nelson, 1 August [1801], concerning his affectionate attentions, and present task [at Boulogne], received a gift of fruit from Lady H[amilton], returning to [Burnham]Thorpe parsonage (Manuscript) 1801-08-01 - ? CRK/9/81
Edmund Nelson to Nelson, [Burnham], 30 August 1801, concerning the need to balance public service with private welfare (Manuscript) 1801-08-30 CRK/9/83
Edmund Nelson to Nelson, [9 January 1802], anxiety over his health removed, sends an Xmas present (Manuscript) 1802-01-09 - ? CRK/9/84
Bernard Athy, pro consul to Trigge, Alicante, 21 June 1803, on passports for vessels, ships unable to leave harbour for fear of privateers (Manuscript) 1803-06-21 CRK/12/140
Trigge to Nelson, 10 July 1803, concerning a protest from the Spanish over a violation of neutrality, need for convoy for ships bringing cattle from Tetuan (Manuscript) 1803-07-10 - ? CRK/12/143
Charles Price, British pro consul to Trigge, Carthagena, 2 July 1803, reporting a French privateer in harbour with a British prize (Manuscript) 1803-07-02 - ? CRK/12/142
Totty to Nelson, regrets not knowing Nelson personally, his farewell on retiring from the fleet (Manuscript) 1801-06-16 - ? CRK/12/138
Totty to Nelson, delay in sending his letter until GANGES arrived (Manuscript) 1801-06-03 - ? CRK/12/135
Lutwidge to Nelson, Argyle Street, 3 April 1804, 4pm, visits to Lady Hamilton, Mrs Lutwidge indisposed, nephew taken prisoner, view of invasion, recommending a lieutenant, Mr Baker (Manuscript) 1804-04-03 - ? CRK/8/143
Malcolm to Nelson, HMS KENT, Naples, 28 June 1804, about the procurement of oxen and seamen's beds, with news of the French ambassador (Manuscript) 1804-06-28 CRK/8/144
Trigge to Nelson, Gibraltar, 22 February 1804, with news of convoys and capture of enemy ships, deaths of British generals in the West Indies, prospects for war with Spain (Manuscript) 1804-02-22 CRK/12/153
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 21 August 1801, 3pm, to dine with us and Lord and Lady George Cavendish if weather permits (Manuscript) 1801-08-21 CRK/8/139
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 22 August 1801, embargo on vessels at Flushing, movement of Dutch ships, reports of crew mutinies (Manuscript) 1801-08-22 CRK/8/140
Trigge to Nelson, Gibraltar, 4 December 1803, on the supply of letters and convoy for provisions, progress of fever at Malaga, no intelligence on prospect of war with Spain (Manuscript) 1803-12-04 - ? CRK/12/150
Mrs Catherine Lutwidge to Nelson, Argyle Street, 8 March 1804, recommending a young friend, Dalton, who writes he dined with you, often speak of you with Lady Hamilton (Manuscript) 1804-03-08 - ? CRK/8/142
Charles Price to Trigge, Carthagena, 19 July 1803, sending prisoners for an exchange with the French (Manuscript) 1803-07-19 CRK/12/144
Trigge to Nelson, List of Ships at Cadiz, 15 July 1803 commenting on condition of ships and lack of activity in the dockyard (Manuscript) 1803-07-15 - ? CRK/12/146
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, Gibraltar Bay, 6 February 1805, his arrival from Plymouth after returning with Spanish treasure ships, value of cargo, visited Merton, now serving under Sir John Orde, the loss of the Raven, news of Captain Gore, a new board of Naval Enquiry (Manuscript) 1805-02-06 - ? CRK/12/125