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Lord Bristol to Lady Hamilton, no date [1795] (no 5) on the insurrection (Harrison I, 249). (Manuscript)
1795 - 1795
CRK/20/43
Lord Bristol to Lady Hamilton, no date [1795] (no 5) on the insurrection (Harrison I, 249).
Lord Bristol to Lady Hamilton, no date [1795] (no 4) on the Queen (Harrison I, 248). (Manuscript)
1795 - 1795
CRK/20/42
Lord Bristol to Lady Hamilton, no date [1795] (no 4) on the Queen (Harrison I, 248).
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1796], with news of [Lord] Malmesbury in Paris. (Manuscript)
1796 - 1796
CRK/21/8
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1796], with news of [Lord] Malmesbury in Paris.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1796], with news of the arrival of 5 letters from Spain in October and November, on Portugal and the Spanish fleet. (Manuscript)
1796 - 1796
CRK/21/7
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1796], with news of the arrival of 5 letters from Spain in October and November, on Portugal and the Spanish fleet.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1798], news from London of 5 June concerning a second squadron of 16 vessels rendezvous with Nelson. (Manuscript)
1798 - 1798
CRK/21/10
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1798], news from London of 5 June concerning a second squadron of 16 vessels rendezvous with Nelson.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1794-9], with news from Spain, and a Ps on Lord Bristol. (Manuscript)
1794 - 1799
CRK/21/6
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1794-9], with news from Spain, and a Ps on Lord Bristol.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1794-99], with news on the Chouans [French royalists] and the Vendee, and British ships on the French coast. (Manuscript)
1794 - 1799
CRK/21/5
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1794-99], with news on the Chouans [French royalists] and the Vendee, and British ships on the French coast.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French, on Furstenburg and Lord Keith. (Manuscript)
1799 - 1799
CRK/21/19
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French, on Furstenburg and Lord Keith.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French, signed Charlotte, on Admiral Elphinstone [Lord Keith]. (Manuscript)
1799 - 1799
CRK/21/18
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French, signed Charlotte, on Admiral Elphinstone [Lord Keith].
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French signed Charlotte, on passports from the admiral, and vessels in the roads. (Manuscript)
1799 - 1799
CRK/21/17
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French signed Charlotte, on passports from the admiral, and vessels in the roads.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1798], on her anxiety. (Manuscript)
1798 - 1798
CRK/21/12
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1798], on her anxiety.
Lady Hamilton to 'Dear Sir', [Charles Greville], 25 Feb [1800], (2 pages) on personal attacks, receiving the cross of Malta from the emperor of Russia, and leaving the Queen [of Naples], (Harrison I, 269). (Manuscript)
1800-02-25 - 1800-02-25
CRK/20/60
Lady Hamilton to 'Dear Sir', [Charles Greville], 25 Feb [1800], (2 pages) on personal attacks, receiving the cross of Malta from the emperor of Russia, and leaving the Queen [of Naples], (Harrison I, 269).
Lady Hamilton to Alexander Davison, Clarges Street, [26 January 1805], on Sir John Orde, with a PS on Nepean, annotated 'Yes' and dated by Davison (Harrison II, 125). (Manuscript)
1805-01-26 - 1805-01-26
CRK/20/58
Lady Hamilton to Alexander Davison, Clarges Street, [26 January 1805], on Sir John Orde, with a PS on Nepean, annotated 'Yes' and dated by Davison (Harrison II, 125).
St Vincent to Lady Hamilton, Rosia House, 27 Feb 1799, on Darby and Mrs Lock, with transcript of letter of 1 January 1799 above, (Harrison I, 227). (Manuscript)
1799-01-01 - 1799-01-01
CRK/20/54
St Vincent to Lady Hamilton, Rosia House, 27 Feb 1799, on Darby and Mrs Lock, with transcript of letter of 1 January 1799 above, (Harrison I, 227).
Foley to Nelson, Abermarles, near Landovery, South Wales, 9 November 1803, request for a passage for Lord Holland from Gibraltar, invasion fears (Manuscript)
1803-11-09
CRK/5/106
Captain Thomas Foley, later Admiral Sir Thomas, (1757-1833). Foley to Nelson, Abermarles, near Landovery, South Wales, 9 November 1803, request for a passage for Lord Holland from Gibraltar, invasion fears
Foley to Nelson, Abermarles, near Landovery, South Wales, 25 August 1803, recommending his newphew and another young man, state of his health (Manuscript)
1803-08-25
CRK/5/105
Captain Thomas Foley, later Admiral Sir Thomas, (1757-1833). Foley to Nelson, Abermarles, near Landovery, South Wales, 25 August 1803, recommending his newphew and another young man, state of his health
Captain Ferrier, later Admiral (d.1836) to Nelson, HMS YORK Dungeness, 9 October 1801, conditions of ships (Manuscript)
1801-10-09
CRK/5/98
Captain Ferrier, later Admiral (d.1836) to Nelson, HMS YORK Dungeness, 9 October 1801, conditions of ships
Hill to Nelson, 28 [August 1801], with envelope, on adopting the measure to leave a parcel at Mr Jordan's shop, outlining motive for demand following death of a relative at Boulogne and to relieve distress, requesting remainder to be published in the in the Chronicle (Manuscript)
1801-09-28
CRK/14/118
Hill to Nelson, 28 [August 1801], with envelope, on adopting the measure to leave a parcel at Mr Jordan's shop, outlining motive for demand following death of a relative at Boulogne and to relieve distress, requesting remainder to be published in the Chronicle
Remarks by a seaman on the attack at Boulogne, no date [September 1801], with a demand for £100 for it not to be sent to the newspapers (Manuscript)
1801
CRK/14/117
Remarks by a seaman on the attack at Boulogne, no date [September 1801], with a demand for £100 for it not to be sent to the newspapers
Fremantle to Nelson, HMS NEPTUNE, 15 August 1805, condolences on lack of success in meeting with enemy, content with ship (Manuscript)
1805-08-15
CRK/5/113
Captain Thomas Fremantle, later Admiral Sir Thomas Francis, (1765-1819). Fremantle to Nelson, HMS NEPTUNE, 15 August 1805, condolences on lack of success in meeting with enemy, content with ship
Spiridion Foresti, Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 2 July 1803, Count Mocinego, the Russian envoy to the Government of the Seven Isles visiting Zante, state of this republic entirely dependant on Russia to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 2 July 1803, Count Mocinego, the Russian envoy to the Government of the Seven Isles visiting Zante, state of this republic entirely dependant on Russia (Manuscript)
1803-07-02
CRK/5/115
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 2 July 1803, Count Mocinego, the Russian envoy to the Government of the Seven Isles visiting Zante, state of this republic entirely dependant on Russia
Foley to Nelson, Abermarles, near Landovery, South Wales, 28 February 1805, recommending Lieutenant Hewson (Manuscript)
1805-02-28
CRK/5/110
Captain Thomas Foley, later Admiral Sir Thomas, (1757-1833). Foley to Nelson, Abermarles, near Landovery, South Wales, 28 February 1805, recommending Lieutenant Hewson
Fremantle to Nelson, HMS GANGES off Bornholm, 23 May 1801, visit to the dockyard at Crondstadt, condition of the Revel squadron, intelligence on the Russian fleet and English merchants and seamen (Manuscript)
1801-05-23
CRK/5/111
Captain Thomas Fremantle, later Admiral Sir Thomas Francis, (1765-1819). Fremantle to Nelson, HMS GANGES off Bornholm, 23 May 1801, visit to the dockyard at Crondstadt, condition of the Revel squadron, intelligence on the Russian fleet and English merchants and seamen
Fremantle to Nelson, HMS GANGES, [undated], off Ferrol en route to join Sir Edward Pellew (Manuscript)
CRK/5/112
Captain Thomas Fremantle, later Admiral Sir Thomas Francis, (1765-1819). Fremantle to Nelson, HMS GANGES, [undated], off Ferrol en route to join Sir Edward Pellew
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