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Norris accounts. (Manuscript) 1588-12-00 UPC/5/3
A 'note of such somes of money as Sir. John Norreys rapoteth to have disboursed for Armes, &c', December (?) 1588.
Paper relating to Drake's accounts. (Manuscript) 1588-02-07 UPC/5/6
Endorsed 'copie. The Answer to the Lo: Treasore (sic) and the L. Admirall vpon the view of Sr Francis Drakes accompte. 7 febr. 1588.'
Payments made by Sir Francis Drake. (Manuscript) 1588-02-05 UPC/5/5
Payments made by Sir Francis Drake, 5 February 1588/9.
List of names of adventurers to join Drake voyage, 1588 (Manuscript) 1588-10-24 UPC/5/2
List of 'The names of such adventurers as will adventure in a voyage with Sir John Norris and Sir Francis Drake knights as followeth', 56 names; endorsed and signed by John Evelyn, 24 October 1588.

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Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton [March 1801], copy in Lady Hamilton's hand, on the St George (Harrison I, 32). (Manuscript) 1801-03 - 1801-03 CRK/20/62
Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton [March 1801], copy in Lady Hamilton's hand, on the St George (Harrison I, 32).
Paul de Tchitchagoff, [Russian] Contre Admiral to Lord Nelson, on board ST GEORGE, 8-20 May 1801, [in French], on relations between Britain and Russia and the restoration of amity (Manuscript) 1801-05-08 - 1801-05-20 CRK/13/6
Paul de Tchitchagoff, [Russian] Contre Admiral to Lord Nelson, on board ST GEORGE, 8-20 May 1801, [in French], on relations between Britain and Russia and the restoration of amity
Vice Admiral Sir Charles Maurice POLE, 1757-1830, Pole to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, 21 June 1801, enclosing a letter from the Russian Minister (not enclosed) (Manuscript) 1801-06-21 CRK/10/64
Vice Admiral Sir Charles Maurice POLE, 1757-1830, Pole to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, 21 June 1801, enclosing a letter from the Russian Minister (not enclosed)
Pole to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, Categat, 30 July 1801, slow progress home with northerly winds, successful passage of the Belt with large ships (Manuscript) 1801-07-30 CRK/10/65
Pole to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, Categat, 30 July 1801, slow progress home with northerly winds, successful passage of the Belt with large ships
Domett to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 26 March 1801, bomb vessels, hoping for northerly wind (Manuscript) 1801-03-26 CRK/4/35
Captain Sir William Domett, Captain of HMS LONDON under Admiral Hyde Parker, then Captain of the fleet in the Baltic on HMS ST GEORGE, later Admiral (1754-1828). Domett to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 26 March 1801, bomb vessels, hoping for northerly wind
Thomas Priestly to Nelson, Heacham near Lynn, 21 July 1801, concerning his son, Thomas Richard, met with Lord St Vincent who commented on his age, now on VILLE DE PARIS promised a pursers warrant, other son Edward left the HMS REDOUBT to join the HMS ST GEORGE, but came home as he had no linen (Manuscript) 1801-07-21 CRK/10/85
Thomas Priestly to Nelson, Heacham near Lynn, 21 July 1801, concerning his son, Thomas Richard, met with Lord St Vincent who commented on his age, now on VILLE DE PARIS promised a pursers warrant, other son Edward left the HMS REDOUBT to join the HMS ST GEORGE, but came home as he had no linen
Spencer to Nelson, Admiralty, 29 January 1801, Nelson to move from the HMS SAN JOSEPH to HMS ST GEORGE and revert after the northern operations [Baltic] (Manuscript) 1801-01-29 CRK/11/42
George John, second Earl SPENCER, 1758-1834, First Lord of the Admiralty from December 1794, Spencer to Nelson, Admiralty, 29 January 1801, Nelson to move from the HMS SAN JOSEPH to HMS ST GEORGE and revert after the northern operations [Baltic]
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off San Fiorenzo, 13 January 1796, offering him the command of the HMS ZEALOUS after the death of Lord Hervey, or St George if Hyde Parker transfers to Britannia, a 74[gun] more likely to suit than a 90 (Manuscript) 1796-01-13 CRK/11/52
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off San Fiorenzo, 13 January 1796, offering him the command of the HMS ZEALOUS after the death of Lord Hervey, or St George if Hyde Parker transfers to Britannia, a 74[gun] more likely to suit than a 90
Mr Harris to Nelson, ST GEORGE, Portsmouth, 12 August 1801, offering his services (Manuscript) 1801-08-12 CRK/6/120
Mr Harris to Nelson, ST GEORGE, Portsmouth, 12 August 1801, offering his services
Captain Frederick Thesiger (d.1805) to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, Kioge Bay, 5 July 1801, disappointment in Russia at not seeing Nelson, negotiations of St Helen's, fortifications at Cronstadt, seeking Nelson's recommendation of his promotion (Manuscript) 1801-07-05 CRK/13/10
Captain Frederick Thesiger (d.1805) to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, Kioge Bay, 5 July 1801, disappointment in Russia at not seeing Nelson, negotiations of St Helen's, fortifications at Cronstadt, seeking Nelson's recommendation of his promotion
Joseph Lowe, MD, to Nelson, Brichen, North Britain, 13 July 1801, requesting confirmation of his son Patrick on the St George, appointed to command HMS TYGRESS after the court martial of Lieutenant Davis (Manuscript) 1801-07-13 CRK/8/96
Joseph Lowe, MD, to Nelson, Brichen, North Britain, 13 July 1801, requesting confirmation of his son Patrick on the St George, appointed to command HMS TYGRESS after the court martial of Lieutenant Davis
Thomas Atkinson to Nelson, HM ship St George, in Kioge Bay, 18 June 1801, (with red seal TA), asking to serve with him (Manuscript) 1801-06-18 CRK/1/57
Thomas Atkinson to Nelson, HM ship St George, in Kioge Bay, 18 June 1801, (with red seal TA), asking to serve with him
Phillipps-Croker (Manuscript) 1787-1810 CRK
The first part consists of over two thousand letters received by Nelson between 1796 and 1805. This is the main collection of letters to Nelson and his correspondents include most of the important political, naval and social figures of the time.…