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Maurice Nelson to Sukey, Exeter, 23 January 1794, on woodcocks, and on sending hay to Guernsey, and family news. (Manuscript)
1794-01-23 - 1794-01-23
CRK/22/6
Maurice Nelson to Sukey, Exeter, 4 Feb 1794, to stay with the hay, shipped from Topsham, going to visit Bath. (Manuscript)
1794-02-04 - 1794-02-04
CRK/22/8
Maurice Nelson to Sukey, Exeter, 5 January 1794, on his task and having to 'refuse bad hay' . (Manuscript)
1794-01-05 - 1794-01-05
CRK/22/3
Maurice Nelson to Sukey, Exeter, 18 January 1794, sending woodcocks and fowls. (Manuscript)
1794-01-18 - 1794-01-18
CRK/22/5
Maurice Nelson to Sukey, Exeter, 15 January 1794 on shirts, and on tiring business. (Manuscript)
1794-01-15 - 1794-01-15
CRK/22/4
Mulgrave to Hood, 1 October [1793] (copy by Hood), report of attack and seizure of fort, General Gravina wounded in the leg, Neapolitans fought well (Manuscript)
1793-10-01
CRK/7/28
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 12 May 1799, on problems with victualling, and expecting the arrival of the Russians (Manuscript)
1799-05-12
CRK/1/4
List of killed and wounded on the heights of Sharon, 1 October [1793] (Manuscript)
1793-10-01
CRK/7/29
Troubridge to Nelson, 30 August [1801], progress of Parker and Langford, reaction to Captain Gore's public letter on manning complements (Manuscript)
1801-08-30
CRK/13/70
Earl of Abergavenny to Nelson, Bridge Castle, 24 July 1804, enclosing a letter for his son, midshipman on board the Victory. (Manuscript)
1804-07-24
CRK/1/2
Hood to Forteguiri, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 10 October 1793 (copy), request for copy of his orders (Manuscript)
1793-10-10
CRK/7/31
Troubridge to Nelson, 26 [August 1803], (most secret), his fears of a Northern confederacy, supplies of hemp, potential for using Adriatic hemp at Malta (Manuscript)
1803-08-26
CRK/13/88
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 2 May 1799, on Captain Troubridge’s complaints on the people of Salerno (Manuscript)
1799-05-02
CRK/1/3
Hood to Mareshal Forteguiri, Commodore of a Squadron of his Sicilian Majesty' s ships, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 30 September 1793 (copy), requesting a copy of his instructions, names of ships and a number of cannon, plan to put Neapolitan ships under Admiral Gell (Manuscript)
1793-09-30
CRK/7/25
Troubridge to Nelson, 19 August [1801], sent [Dr] Baird immediately to Parker, problems with promotions, naval news, and promises to send charts (Manuscript)
1801-08-19
CRK/13/66
Troubridge to Nelson, 28 August [1801], problem with pilots and difficulties in attacking Flushing, qualities of Captain Owen, Angerstein's subscription at Lloyds (Manuscript)
1801-08-28
CRK/13/69
Lieutenant William Walker, Armed Cutter HMS ROSE, Genoa, 16 September [1793], (copy) followed out of port by French gun boats (Manuscript)
1793-09-16
CRK/7/27
Troubridge to Nelson, 21 August [1801], will expect promotion difficulties, Madeira taken by Bowen and holding it for Portugal (Manuscript)
1801-08-21
CRK/13/68
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, 1 August 1799, on Cardinal Ruffo and the capitulation (Manuscript)
1799-08-01
CRK/1/10
General Carteaux to Mr Mouriet, Headquarters, Marseilles, 30 August 1793, translation of intercepted letter, sending additional troops and artillery, to take heights of Millau, hope to take Toulon (Manuscript)
1793-08-30
CRK/7/23
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 2 July 1799, with the King’s thanks concerning the orders to the Cardinal [Ruffo] (Manuscript)
1799-07-02
CRK/1/8
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, Bay of Naples, 19 July 1799, (in clerks hand, signed by Acton), on letters from Lord Keith, requesting Nelson to stay rather than sail for Minorca given the failure of the Russians to arrive (Manuscript)
1799-07-19
CRK/1/9
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 10 June 1799, on sending the instructions given to the prince, and agreeing to send Sir William Hamilton, with arrangements for troops and horses (Manuscript)
1799-06-10
CRK/1/6
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 30 June 1799, thanking him for measures taken in seizing rebels, King planning to set sail (Manuscript)
1799-06-30
CRK/1/7
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