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Unsigned to Lady Hamilton, no date, thanking her and Sir William and Lord Bristol. (Manuscript) CRK/21/99
Unsigned to Lady Hamilton, no date, thanking her and Sir William and Lord Bristol.
Cavalier Tommasso Pargallo to Lady Hamilton, no date, A memoria. (Manuscript) CRK/21/98
Cavalier Tommasso Pargallo to Lady Hamilton, no date, A memoria.
Giuseppe Fonseca to Lady Hamilton, undated, ( 2 pages). (Manuscript) CRK/21/100
Giuseppe Fonseca to Lady Hamilton, undated, ( 2 pages).
Robert Pritchard to Nelson, Gannet in the Downs, 3 September 1801, recommended by Captain Cotgrave, serving as acting master while 1st Lieutenant is indisposed (Manuscript) 1801-09-03 CRK/10/87
Rob[er]t Pritchard to Nelson, Gannet in the Downs, 3 September 1801, recommended by Captain Cotgrave, serving as acting master while 1st Lieutenant is indisposed
Captain Philip Somerville to Lutwidge, HMS EUGENIE, off Boulogne, 30 July 1801, reporting shortage of fuel and loss of anchors, expecting the fishing boats with despatches, on reverse; no date, annotated by Nelson (Manuscript) 1801-07-30 CRK/11/14
Captain Philip Somerville to Lutwidge, HMS EUGENIE, off Boulogne, 30 July 1801, reporting shortage of fuel and loss of anchors, expecting the fishing boats with despatches, on reverse; no date, annotated by Nelson 'order for the HMS JAMAICA to take under command the gun brigs mentioned on the o…
Somerville to Lutwidge, HMS EUGENIE, off Boulogne, 1 August 1801, (copy) reporting details of the enemy ships which came out of port, tents ashore (Manuscript) 1801-08-01 CRK/11/15
Somerville to Lutwidge, HMS EUGENIE, off Boulogne, 1 August 1801, (copy) reporting details of the enemy ships which came out of port, tents ashore
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on a recommendation to Troubridge, and the governor of Procida. (Manuscript) CRK/21/114
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on a recommendation to Troubridge, and the governor of Procida.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on Bedford and his daughter, and Lord Bristol. (Manuscript) CRK/21/113
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on Bedford and his daughter, and Lord Bristol.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, undated, signed Charlotte, requesting a passage for the honest Feraro who has the King's permission to return to Naples from Palermo. (Manuscript) CRK/21/116
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, undated, signed Charlotte, requesting a passage for the honest Feraro who has the King's permission to return to Naples from Palermo.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, thanking her for her letter, on the King's return from Carditello, asking her to call at 23 hours. (Manuscript) CRK/21/115
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, thanking her for her letter, on the King's return from Carditello, asking her to call at 23 hours.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on couriers for England, the King goes to Carditello. (Manuscript) CRK/21/109
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on couriers for England, the King goes to Carditello.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on three letters for Naples. (Manuscript) CRK/21/112
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on three letters for Naples.
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, (4 lines only), sending letters written to Acton on the 'mauvais sujet'. (Manuscript) CRK/21/108
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, (4 lines only), sending letters written to Acton on the 'mauvais sujet'.
Captain Sir William Sidney Smith to Hamilton reports his arrival for provisions, being en route to Toulon, reporting the destruction of a French ship SCIPION, in the harbour; his aim to avoid French ships at Nice, carrying despatched for General Acton (Manuscript) 1793-12-02 CRK/11/7
Captain, later Admiral Sir William Sidney SMITH, 1764-1840, Smith to Sir William Hamilton [Minister at Naples], Leghorn, 2 December 1793, reports his arrival for provisions, being en route to Toulon, reporting the destruction of a French ship SCIPION, in the harbour; his aim to avoid French ships at…
Davison to Nelson, Swarland House [Northumberland], 14 September 1802, your travels, money recovered from Tucker by Haslewood (Manuscript) 1802-09-14 CRK/3/138
Alexander Davison, Nelson's prize agent. Davison to Nelson, Swarland House [Northumberland], 14 September 1802, your travels, money recovered from Tucker by Haslewood
Davison to Nelson, Swarland House [Northumberland], 22 August 1801, family matters, purchase of china, head money (Manuscript) 1801-08-22 CRK/3/135
Alexander Davison, Nelson's prize agent. Davison to Nelson, Swarland House [Northumberland], 22 August 1801, family matters, purchase of china, head money
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 13 July, [1796], Lord Spencer unable to promote him to flag rank, but has approved distinguishing pendant, compliments to La Belle Adelaide, Sir Hyde Parker to come out, setback for General Abercrombie (Manuscript) 1796-07-13 CRK/11/66
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 13 July, [1796], Lord Spencer unable to promote him to flag rank, but has approved distinguishing pendant, compliments to La Belle Adelaide, Sir Hyde Parker to come out, setback for General Abercrom…
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 14 July (?19) [1796], success at Porto Ferraio, peace made by the Pope (Manuscript) 1796-07-14 CRK/11/67
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 14 July (?19) [1796], success at Porto Ferraio, peace made by the Pope
Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 20 February 1801, box sent to Brixham, naval command in the Baltic, attitude of Earl St Vincent (Manuscript) 1801-02-20 CRK/3/130
Alexander Davison, Nelson's prize agent. Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 20 February 1801, box sent to Brixham, naval command in the Baltic, attitude of Earl St Vincent
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 8 June [1796], to join here for transfer to HMS CAPTAIN (Manuscript) 1796-06-08 CRK/11/61
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 8 June [1796], to join here for transfer to HMS CAPTAIN
Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 24 April 1801, death of your brother Maurice (Manuscript) 1801-04-24 CRK/3/131
Alexander Davison, Nelson's prize agent. Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 24 April 1801, death of your brother Maurice
Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 3 May 1801, funeral of Nelson's brother Maurice, circumstance of his adopted wife, money left by Maurice (Manuscript) 1801-05-03 CRK/3/132
Alexander Davison, Nelson's prize agent. Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 3 May 1801, funeral of Nelson's brother Maurice, circumstance of his adopted wife, money left by Maurice
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 29 June [1796], evacuation of Leghorn, including women, means of communicating despatches (Manuscript) 1796-06-29 CRK/11/63
Admiral Sir John JERVIS, later Lord St Vincent, 1735-1823, Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 29 June [1796], evacuation of Leghorn, including women, means of communicating despatches