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Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 20 August 1801, 3pm, three Frenchmen ready to embark off the south foreland (Manuscript) 1801-08-20 CRK/8/138
Admiral Skeffington Lutwidge (d.1814). Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 20 August 1801, 3pm, three Frenchmen ready to embark off the south foreland
Captain Alixr Shine to Nelson, LYNX, Yarmouth Roads, 29 August 1801, (copy), having returned from an inspection of the FURNACE at Blakeney, found Lieutenant Suckling has her ready for sea, but crew used to help local farmers, consider the vessel helps to keep down revolt over high prices (Manuscript) 1801-08-29 CRK/12/57
Captain Alixr Shine to Nelson, LYNX, Yarmouth Roads, 29 August 1801, (copy), having returned from an inspection of the FURNACE at Blakeney, found Lieutenant Suckling has her ready for sea, but crew used to help local farmers, consider the vessel helps to keep down revolt over high prices
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION at Sea, 21 June 1805, recommending Mr Moore the gunner now transferred to the Donegal, his difficulty in reading telegraph signals (Manuscript) 1805-06-21 CRK/12/126
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION at Sea, 21 June 1805, recommending Mr Moore the gunner now transferred to the Donegal, his difficulty in reading telegraph signals
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, Gibraltar Bay, 27 June 1804, prefers to remain in his present ship rather than move to a ship of the line (Manuscript) 1804-06-27 CRK/12/124
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, Gibraltar Bay, 27 June 1804, prefers to remain in his present ship rather than move to a ship of the line
Madalina Sinclair to Nelson, Gordon Castle, 20 June 1804, on her son moving from HMS VICTORY to serve on a frigate (Manuscript) 1804-06-20 CRK/12/56
Madalina Sinclair to Nelson, Gordon Castle, 20 June 1804, on her son moving from HMS VICTORY to serve on a frigate
Robert Smith to Nelson, Newgate prison, (no date), (2 pages), previously at Naples in 1799, seized and taken on board as a Jacobin, now in prison for debt of £16, all his relatives in Genoa, was employed at Ajaccio dockyard, now seeking employment (Manuscript) CRK/12/63
Robert Smith to Nelson, Newgate prison, (no date), (2 pages), previously at Naples in 1799, seized and taken on board as a Jacobin, now in prison for debt of £16, all his relatives in Genoa, was employed at Ajaccio dockyard, now seeking employment
Rear Admiral Thomas Totty, (d.1802) to Nelson, HMS ZEALOUS, off Bornholm, 15 May 1801, on the seniority of his lieutenants (Manuscript) CRK/12/129
Rear Admiral Thomas Totty, (d.1802) to Nelson, HMS ZEALOUS, off Bornholm, 15 May 1801, on the seniority of his lieutenants
Edward Smith to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, Spithead, 20 May 1803, a master of a West India ship impressed in the river wishing to get clear or find a substitute (Manuscript) 1803-05-20 CRK/12/58
Edward Smith to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, Spithead, 20 May 1803, a master of a West India ship impressed in the river wishing to get clear or find a substitute
Rear Admiral Thomas Totty, (d.1802) to Nelson, HMS ZEALOUS, off Bornholm, 15 May 1801, sending Captain Murray with his squadron of ships to Nelson and keeping 7 ships, news on Danes (Manuscript) 1801-05-15 CRK/12/128
Rear Admiral Thomas Totty, (d.1802) to Nelson, HMS ZEALOUS, off Bornholm, 15 May 1801, sending Captain Murray with his squadron of ships to Nelson and keeping 7 ships, news on Danes
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 4 July 1800, sending the King’s thanks (Manuscript) 1804-05-22 CRK/9/99
Ralph Nelson to Nelson, Fort William Bengal, 22 May 1804, request for a position
E Napier to Nelson, HMS SULPHUR, 14 June 1801, entered the Navy in 1797 as a clerk by Lady Nelson's recommendation, now a purser, seeking employment (Manuscript) 1801-06-14 CRK/9/95
E Napier to Nelson, HMS SULPHUR, 14 June 1801, entered the Navy in 1797 as a clerk by Lady Nelson's recommendation, now a purser, seeking employment
Henry Nelson to Nelson, HMS KITE, 16 August 1801, concerning his promise of a position as purser of a larger ship when conveying him home in HMS KITE (Manuscript) 1801-08-16 CRK/9/97
Henry Nelson to Nelson, HMS KITE, 16 August 1801, concerning his promise of a position as purser of a larger ship when conveying him home in HMS KITE
M Nelson to Nelson, Holme near Burnham, 21 March 1803, a relative known to Nelson's father, sending a turkey from his farmyard (Manuscript) 1803-03-21 CRK/9/98
M Nelson to Nelson, Holme near Burnham, 21 March 1803, a relative known to Nelson's father, sending a turkey from his farmyard
William Nelson to Nelson, Canterbury, 26 May 1804, recommending Charles Browne Yonge as a lieutenant, with thanks for cask of wine necessary to his position (Manuscript) 1804-05-26 CRK/9/93
Reverand William Nelson, later 1st Earl Nelson (1757-1835), Nelson's elder brother. William Nelson to Nelson, Canterbury, 26 May 1804, recommending Charles Browne Yonge as a lieutenant, with thanks for cask of wine necessary to his position
William Nelson to Nelson, no date [1805], concerning the promotion of Lieutenant Yonge of HMS SEAHORSE (Manuscript) 1805 CRK/9/94
Reverand William Nelson, later 1st Earl Nelson (1757-1835), Nelson's elder brother. William Nelson to Nelson, no date [1805], concerning the promotion of Lieutenant Yonge of HMS SEAHORSE
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 1 October [1796], arrest of Sawyer, evacuation plans (Manuscript) 1796-10-01 CRK/11/80
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 1 October [1796], arrest of Sawyer, evacuation plans
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 17 September [1796], instructions to withdraw merchants and property from Genoa, expecting an attack on Ajaccio, need Francis Drake [the British Minister] to return to Genoa [from Venice] (Manuscript) 1796-09-17 CRK/11/75
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 17 September [1796], instructions to withdraw merchants and property from Genoa, expecting an attack on Ajaccio, need Francis Drake [the British Minister] to return to Genoa [from Venice]
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 20 September [1796], to attack Genoese as soon as the merchants are removed, problem of shortage of masts at Ajaccio, naval stores taken from a prize (Manuscript) 1796-09-20 CRK/11/76
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 20 September [1796], to attack Genoese as soon as the merchants are removed, problem of shortage of masts at Ajaccio, naval stores taken from a prize
Lady Malmesbury to Nelson, Park Place, 5 July 1804, recommending lieutenant Robert Gomm (Manuscript) 1804-07-05 CRK/8/176
Lady Malmesbury to Nelson, Park Place, 5 July 1804, recommending lieutenant Robert Gomm
Francis William Magnon to Nelson, Cagliari, 14 August 1804 (in Italian), concerning three deserters (Manuscript) 1804-08-14 CRK/8/172
Francis William Magnon to Nelson, Cagliari, 14 August 1804 (in Italian), concerning three deserters
Stratton to Nelson, Pera, 5 March 1804, forwarded letters to the Vizir and Captain Pacha, advise a ship to be stationed here especially if grain being purchased for Malta (Manuscript) 1804-03-05 CRK/12/97
Stratton to Nelson, Pera, 5 March 1804, forwarded letters to the Vizir and Captain Pacha, advise a ship to be stationed here especially if grain being purchased for Malta
Theobald Mahon to Nelson, Dublin, 1 July 1804, requesting an appointment as midshipman for his son, Richard serving in HMS LEVIATHAN (Manuscript) 1804-07-01 CRK/8/174
Theobald Mahon to Nelson, Dublin, 1 July 1804, requesting an appointment as midshipman for his son, Richard serving in HMS LEVIATHAN
Stratton to Nelson, Pera, 27 February 1805, (2 pages), reporting he has forwarded Nelson's letter to the Grand Vizier who expresses thanks for his services, M Brune who attempted to get the Sultan to acknowledge Napoleon's new title of Emperor has now left Turkish dominions (Manuscript) 1805-02-27 CRK/12/99
Stratton to Nelson, Pera, 27 February 1805, (2 pages), reporting he has forwarded Nelson's letter to the Grand Vizier who expresses thanks for his services, M Brune who attempted to get the Sultan to acknowledge Napoleon's new title of Emperor has now left Turkish dominions
Captain, later Vice Admiral, Thomas Maling (d.1849) to Nelson, HMS DIANA, Gibraltar Bay, 2 February 1804, arrived after difficult voyage with convoy dispersed in the bad weather, some at Lisbon, hope to find them in the straits (Manuscript) 1804-02-02 CRK/8/175
Captain, later Vice Admiral, Thomas Maling (d.1849) to Nelson, HMS DIANA, Gibraltar Bay, 2 February 1804, arrived after difficult voyage with convoy dispersed in the bad weather, some at Lisbon, hope to find them in the straits