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John Oliver to Nelson, New Street, Plymouth Dock, 27 January 1803, requesting help over prize money (Manuscript)
1803-01-27
CRK/9/146
George Ormsby (d.1801) to Nelson, Plymouth Dock, 27 November 1800, indebted to him for his ship HMS SCOUT, also recommended to Lord Spencer by Prince Castelicala [Neopolitan Minister in London] (Manuscript)
1800-11-27
CRK/9/147
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, Margate, 3 September 1801, survey on Greenwich Hospital seamen, sick quarters at Margate, and conditions of Brigs (Manuscript)
1801-09-03
CRK/2/32
Radstock to Nelson, 9 August 1803, sending papers with news (Manuscript)
1803-08-09
CRK/10/93
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, 8 September 1801, movements of cutters (Manuscript)
1801-09-03
CRK/2/33
Radstock to Nelson, 10 November 1803, son will complete his time on January 7th next, sending Navy Office certificate (Manuscript)
1803-11-10
CRK/10/94
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, Downs, 11 September 1801, condition of cutters (Manuscript)
1801-09-11
CRK/2/34
Captain William Bedford HMS THUNDERER, off Cape Clear, 5 September 1803, cruising at my present station, would prefer to be with you in the Mediterranean, opinion of Lord Gardner, request for an eleve serving in the HMS DONEGAL (Manuscript)
1803-09-05
CRK/2/35
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, off Margate sands, 10 August 1801, consideration of an attack on Flushing (Manuscript)
1801-08-10
CRK/2/29
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, Downs, 27 August 1801, request for a survey (Manuscript)
1801-08-27
CRK/2/30
Radstock to Nelson, Portland Place, 5 July 1803,concerning his son (Granville) on the HMS MEDUSA, hoping for his transfer to HMS VICTORY, annotated by Nelson, 'ansd August 22nd Ld Radstock' (Manuscript)
1803-07-05
CRK/10/91
Radstock to Nelson, Portland Place, 9 August 1803, has seen Lady Hamilton, recommending his son (Manuscript)
1803-08-09
CRK/10/92
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, Downs, 2 August 1801, about pilots and movements of revenue cutters and gun boats (Manuscript)
1801-08-02
CRK/2/26
Hyde Parker to Nelson, Cumberland Place, 28 August 1804, on his son's confirmation as a lieutenant (Manuscript)
1801-08-28
CRK/9/175
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, off Margate, 3 August 1801, orders given to the revenue cutters and gun brigs (Manuscript)
1801-08-03
CRK/2/27
Duke of Queensbury to Nelson, 2 May 1803, requesting Nelson's attendance at the House of Lords to present a petition, requesting tickets for his Knight's Ball (Manuscript)
1803-05-02
CRK/10/89
Berry to Nelson, Catton Grove, 1 March 1804, happy to be ashore, no hope for employment, spent an evening with Lady Hamilton and Admiral and Mrs Lutwidge, questions the system of blockading, Davison completely laid up with the gout. (Manuscript)
1804-03-01
CRK/2/45
Berry to Nelson,1804, wish to be under your command, views on attempt to burn flotilla at Boulogne, enquired after Tom Allen at the Lord Nelson in Fakenham (Manuscript)
1804
CRK/2/46
Radstock to Nelson, Portland Place, 27 December 1804, (2 pages), recommending his son for promotion, comment on the Cadiz command (Manuscript)
1804-12-27
CRK/10/101
Captain Sir Edward Berry HMS VANGUARD to Nelson HMS RUBY, off Yarmouth, 20 July 1801, poor quality of the crew, Nelson his only real friend, state of his ship, request to speak to Troubridge at the Admiralty. (Manuscript)
1801-07-20 - 1801-07-21
CRK/2/42
Captain Sir Edward Berry Nelson's flag captain at the Nile in HMS VANGUARD, to Nelson, HMS RUBY, 9 August 1801, request for a sick ticket for lieutenant Gibson (Manuscript)
1801-08-09
CRK/2/43
Radstock to Nelson, Portland Place, 17 January 1804, sending another copy of the Neptune [newspaper], has published and distributed 800 copies of the life of Buonaparte, suggesting it might be printed at Malta or Gibraltar, recommends his nephew John Morier appointed Consul General to the Morea (Manuscript)
1804-01-17
CRK/10/96
John Daniel Belfour to Nelson, Copenhagen, 17 April 1801, awaited you on board LONDON, when fleet suddenly sailed, enclose bill of goods sent to the ST GEORGE, hope you pass safely over the shoals on which the LONDON struck, request for help with the Foreign Office in getting appointment as consul. (Manuscript)
1801-04-17
CRK/2/36
Radstock to Nelson, Portland Place, 18 March 1804, recommendation by the First Lord of the Admiralty of his son for a vacancy, news of the King (Manuscript)
1804-03-18
CRK/10/97
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