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Hardy to Nelson, HMS NAMIER, Hamoaze, 20 December 1800, rigging the ST JOSEF delayed, to be commissioned soon (Manuscript)
1800-12-20
CRK/6/97
Hardy to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, Portsmouth Harbour, 23 January 1803, ready to join Nelson should war break out (Manuscript)
1803-01-23
CRK/6/98
Lieutenant James Tillard (d.1814), HMS VICTOIRE, Downs, 30 September 1801, requesting the services of a clerk (Manuscript)
1801-09-30
CRK/13/25
Richard Thornhill, Greenwich, Kent, 26 November 1800, a school mate at Harrow school, requesting assistance, annotated "never at Harrow school" (Manuscript)
1800-11-26
CRK/13/20
Lieutenant James Tillard reporting the fire vessel's defects, annotated by Nelson "If worth anything necessary to be refitted but believe worth nothing. (Manuscript)
1801-08-27
CRK/13/22
Hamond to Nelson, Navy Office, 9 September 1801, cooks warrants for three men named by Nelson (Manuscript)
1801-09-09
CRK/6/95
Lewis Teissier to Nelson, Old Broad Street, 8 July 1801, requesting his help in getting permission for the widow of Admiral Brueys killed at Aboukir, to go to Martinico, and intending to call on Nelson (Manuscript)
1801-07-08
CRK/13/9
Trigge to Nelson the NIGER having awaiting the arrival of mails from Lisbon, Trigge is appreciative of the arrangements given to him by Nelson both for comfort in receiving letters and also being supplied with provisoins from Barbary. (Manuscript)
1803-12-04
CRK/12/166
Vansittart to Nelson, Bisham Abbey, 10 January 1803, on Nelson's plan for a supply of timber from the Dalmatian forest (Manuscript)
1803-01-10
CRK/13/108
Mrs Naughan to Nelson, 29 November 1800, a widow seeking assistance (Manuscript)
1800-11-29
CRK/13/110
Captain Upton to Nelson, ZEPHYR, Yarmouth, 26 July 1801, with his congratulations (Manuscript)
1801-07-26
CRK/13/104
George Unwin to Nelson, Marlboro Place, Kennington, 28 January 1804, on his nephew, William Richardson, appointed as Lieutenant to the TERMAGENT, son of the late dispenser of Haslar hospital, his visit to Merton, naval news (Manuscript)
1804-01-28
CRK/13/103
Nicholas Vansittart to Nelson, Treasury, 30 July 1801, suggesting use of flat boats armed with 68lb carronades to bombard the French coast, now expediting Nelson's title (Manuscript)
1801-07-30
CRK/13/106
Troubridge to Nelson, [undated], requesting a copy of the Spanish manuscript charts (Manuscript)
CRK/13/102
Richard Gay to Nelson, Lincolns Inn, 15 February 1803, pleading for Despard [condemned for treason] (Manuscript)
1803-02-15
CRK/6/13
Captain John Gore, later Vice Admiral Sir John, (d.1836). Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA off Boulogne, 14 August 1801, request for a survey on beer (Manuscript)
1801-08-14
CRK/6/14
Edward Gayner, [quaker and merchant] to Nelson, Rosas Bay, 13 June 1804, forwarded letter to England, casks of brandy on the transports, problem of payment of duty, other wine samples also shipped (Manuscript)
1804-06-13
CRK/6/9
Edward Gayner, [quaker and merchant] to Nelson, Rosas Bay, 9 July 1804, payment for deserters of £8 each (Manuscript)
1804-07-09
CRK/6/10
George Garth to Nelson, Beverley, 30 August 1804, recommending his nephew (Manuscript)
1804-08-30
CRK/6/6
Captain Thomas Garth [d.1842] to Nelson, HMS CAMEL, Gibraltar Bay, 22 December 1804, enclosing letters [not enclosed] (Manuscript)
1804-12-22
CRK/6/7
Doctor George Gaskin to Nelson, Bath Build, 3 June 1803, the society for promoting Christian knowledge supplying bibles for HMS VICTORY (Manuscript)
1803-06-03
CRK/6/8
Thomas Fellowes to Nelson, HMS SUPERB, Portsmouth Harbour, 10 December 1800, recommending his son (Manuscript)
1800-12-10
CRK/5/80
William Fernyhough, Stoke upon Trent, Staffordshire, 8 December 1800, enclosing a poem on the Battle of the Nile [not enclosed] (Manuscript)
1800-12-08
CRK/5/81
Dr Felix to Nelson, HMS BELLISLE, 7 October 1804, recommending his son (Manuscript)
1804-10-07
CRK/5/78
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