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Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1802 MRK/101/6/53
27 June 1802, Strachan, Donegal to Markham, on receiving recommendation of sergeant of marines
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/6/59
19 May 1806 (NRS) Strachan, Caesar, off the Sound, to Markham, damage in leaving the bay, Hardy and Keats on board agree to repair at sea, partiality of Admiral Young, his opinion of Tucker
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/6/62
7th [ no month.]1806 Strachan, Caesar, to Markham, sent away by Admiral Berkley, unsure if you are still at the Admiralty
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/6/77
No Date, Tuesday 10 o’clock (NRS) Strachan to Markham, vexed at the changes, fears about Caesar, likely reaction of St Vincent
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/6/61
7 Oct 1806 Strachan, Triumph off Fayal, Caesar dismasted, mainmast broke in 3 pieces, in violent storm, , American paper reports the French Admiral dismasted, news from Admiral Berkley, better off in Chesapeake than Halifax, will try to get ships together, Sir J Warren to leave Chesapeake for E…
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1802 MRK/101/6/54
16 August 1802, Strachan, Donegal, Portsmouth to Markham, recommending a carpenter, has been very ill
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/6/66
10?15 Feb 1807, Strachan, Gladiator, Portsmouth to Markham, unable to take leave granted because of court martial, attitude to friends of St Vincent, request extension
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1802 MRK/101/6/51
29 May 1802, Sir Richard Strachan, Hotel Conduit, to Captain Markham, Admiralty, on two of his lieutenants, requesting a position for Charles Richardson, 1st Lieut of the Penelope
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/6/56
11 May 1806, Strachan to Markham, no time before to reply, happy to receive your command
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/6/76
No date, Strachan to Markham, , have written to Grenville and hope young Martin will be confirmed, news of changes, await the surgeon
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/6/74
8 March [1807], Strachan to Markham, no surgeon has joined the Caesar, recommending Mr Martin as a lieutenant
Admiral Strachan (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/6/73
No Date, Tuesday morning, Strachan, to Markham (confidential), ill, and only in town today, to join when Caesar is ready, request leave
In-letters and orders received by the Navy Board (Manuscript) 1692-02-01 ADM/A/1781/203
The petition of Ralph Williams, Boatswain of the DREADNOUGHT. The Petitioner has served in the MARY ROSE, NEWCASTLE, old DREADNOUGHT and new DREADNOUGHT. He is 65 years old and is suffering from the loss of his hearing and is not able to perform his duty. He petitions for superannuation.
In-letters and orders received by the Navy Board (Manuscript) 1691-02-17 ADM/A/1772/206
Warrant for the appointment of William Crossley to be Cook of the HOPE.
Private letters sorted by J M Dawkins, from Captain Dawkins to Mrs Dawkins during the summer of 1875 both before and after the collision, and in 1876. (Manuscript) 1875-1876 DAW/11A
Vanguard Papers, 1875-76: private letters sorted by J M Dawkins, from Captain Dawkins to Mrs Dawkins during the summer of 1875 both before and after the collision, and in 1876.
Private letters sorted by J M Dawkins, of sympathy received by Captain and Mrs Dawkins immediately after the collision, September 1875. (Manuscript) 1875 DAW/11B
Vanguard Papers, 1875-76: private letters sorted by J M Dawkins, of sympathy received by Captain and Mrs Dawkins immediately after the collision, September 1875.
Letters written by Louisa Doyle, sister-in-law of Admiral Dawkins, expressing condolence on his death in 1896. (Manuscript) 1866-1961 DAW/16
Letters written by Louisa Doyle, sister-in-law of Admiral Dawkins, to her son John 1866 and 1875 (both incomplete) and to her sister Mary, Dawkin's widow, expressing condolence on his death in 1896, also a note by J M Dawkins 14 January 1961
Journal kept in HM steam ship ESK 1856-57, in COMUS 1858, and CALCUTTA, 1857-58. (Manuscript) 1856-1858 DAW/4
Service Career 1841-75: journal kept in HM steam ship ESK 1856-57, in COMUS 1858, and CALCUTTA, 1857-58.
Journal kept on board steam floating battery GLATTON which served in the Crimea, 1855-56. (Manuscript) 1855-1856 DAW/3
Service Career 1841-75: journal kept on board steam floating battery GLATTON which served in the Crimea, 1855-56.
Letters received by Dawkins after 1875, chiefly about further employment. (Manuscript) 1875 DAW/12
Letters received by Dawkins after 1875, chiefly about further employment.
Album of photographs relating to the North American and West Indies Station, 1868. (Manuscript) 1868 VHM/16/2
Box containing a large photograph album containing photographs of Hamilton and his family and photos of other unnamed officers and ships. Addressed in front "To Mrs Richard Vesey Hamilton from the officers of HMS SPHINX, Halifax, May 20th 1868".
In-letters and orders received by the Navy Board (Manuscript) 1690-12-20 ADM/A/1770/345
Authorising the payment of the Officers and Men of the PONTOON which served at Lisbon, Gibraltar and Cadiz. A report is also required as to whether William Bond is suitable to succeed the Master Mastmaker at Chatham. If he is not, an alternative is to be recommended.…
Private journal 1848-1849. (Manuscript) 1848-1849 BEL/54
Private journal, 1848-1849, Account of his arrival in New Zealand with some criticism of Wakefield's theory of Planned Immigration; details of skirmishes with the Maori September 1849