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Charles Locke [ formerly British Consul at Naples], to Nelson, Naples, 5 May 1804, en route to Egypt as Consul General (Manuscript)
1804-05-05
CRK/8/84
Substance of Mr Missetts letter to Nelson, Rosetta, 25 February 1805, on the state of Egypt, and the willingness of the Turkish Beys to cooperate with the French, transmitted to Mr Marsden. (Manuscript)
1805-02-25 - 1805-06-17
CRK/16/39
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 25 Sept 1803, (confidential), with extracts of letters from Egypt, the need for British ships at Alexandria, and his problem in obtaining cattle (Manuscript)
1803-09-25
CRK/1/115
Mr Briggs [British consul] to Ball, Alexandria, 12 & 13 August 1803 (copy, extracts), with news of the surrender of Fort St Julien and Rosetta[Egypt] (Manuscript)
1803-08-12 - 1803-08-13
CRK/1/100
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 16 May 1804, (confidential), on Nelson’s reaction to Ball’s statements and his anger over the Agincourt, and the response from the minister at Constantinople to his plan for Egypt, on the cooperation of the Russians at Corfu, arrival of a spy, and French privateer threat to trade (Manuscript)
1804-05-16
CRK/1/137
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 27 February 1804, enclosing intelligence from Egypt, and sending a ship to Alexandria, and French preparations (Manuscript)
1804-02-27
CRK/1/131
Letter on Egypt, no date, (copy, 3 pages), on French threat to Egypt, with recommendations (Manuscript)
CRK/1/125
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 15 Dec 1803, enclosing despatches from Egypt, a request for a convoy to Odessa for corn, and the drinking of Mr Clarke, vice consul at Tunis (Manuscript)
1803-12-15
CRK/1/123
Ball to Nelson, Malta, ? January 1804, on houses for the dockyard officials at Valetta, enclosing intelligence from India and Egypt, and his conversation with the American Commodore Prebble (Manuscript)
1804-01
CRK/1/126
Mrs Cadogan to Lady Hamilton (at Clarges St), Merton, Oct 6 (?7) [no year, ?1804], on making butter and sending some to Mr Tyson. (Manuscript)
CRK/20/67
Mrs Cadogan to Lady Hamilton, no date [Merton], on the visit of the Matcham family [Nelson's sister and brother- in- law]. (Manuscript)
CRK/20/69
Mrs Cadogan (Emma's mother) to Lady Hamilton (at Cranwich, Brandon Norfolk), Merton, 1 [3]August 1804, with news of the farm and robberies. (Manuscript)
1804-08-01 - 1804-08-01
CRK/20/63
Mrs Cadogan to Lady Hamilton, Merton, 22 Sept 1804, on a house in Upper Brook Street. (Manuscript)
1804-09-22 - 1804-09-22
CRK/20/65
Mrs Cadogan to Lady Hamilton, Merton, 21 Sept 1804, on progress with the building works. (Manuscript)
1804-09-21 - 1804-09-21
CRK/20/64
Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 24 April 1801, forwarding Nelson's letter to Captain Lindholm [Danish negotiator] and agreeing to attend 'your Saint' [invitation to dine to celebrate Emma's day] on Sunday next (Manuscript)
1801-04-24
CRK/9/171
Booth and Haslewood (Nelson's solicitors) to Nelson, Craven Steet, 21 November 1803, enclosing note of Lord Ellenborough's judgment in your case, also documents relating to Merton sent to Lady Hamilton. (Manuscript)
1803-11-21
CRK/2/103
Edward Gayner to Lady Hamilton, Rosas, 17 August 1804, on letters addressed to his care, and on the method of delivery direct to Merton or via his house in Bristol. (Manuscript)
1804-08-17 - 1804-08-17
CRK/22/66
Sketch annotated by Emma Hamilton 'by Sir Wm 1 July 179?4 at Posilipo, on reverse in pencil 'poss Lord Bristol'. (Manuscript)
1794-07-01
CRK/7/6
Sketch annotated 'drawn by Sir Wm, Mr Compton's picture, and a very good likeness it is poor man he is a great fool and yet a sensible man make it out as you please' his character by Lady Hamilton, Posilipo, 1 July 17?94 (Manuscript)
1794-07-01
CRK/7/7
A Southend Sapho, 9 September 1803, (2), the oration of Miss Scott, in verse, annotated by Lady Hamilton 'Miss Scott's letters to Horacesic pray keep them for me' (see CRK/12/35) (Manuscript)
1803-09-09
CRK/12/34
Poem beginning 'the Muse Inspires' to celebrate Fair Anna's (amended to Emma's) natal day, no date (Manuscript)
CRK/16/89
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, 1801 on the purchase of Merton. He wonders if he and Lady Hamilton can afford to buy some adjoining land; suggests that they will employ local tradespeople; that it would be good to christen their daughter at a church in Merton. (Manuscript)
1801-09-26 - 1801-09-26
CRK/19/16
Ernest Frederick Walterstorff to Lady Hamilton, Copenhagen, 15 Oct 1803, on his attempt to call on her when in England, his visit to Merton, on his son. (Manuscript)
1803-10-15 - 1803-10-15
CRK/22/150
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Victory, 20 August 1804, (Harrison II, 65; Nicolas, VI, 166), on Merton. (Manuscript)
1804-08-20 - 1804-08-20
CRK/19/50
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