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Manuscript Signal Book, with Navy List, n.d. (Manuscript)
WKR/2/1
Manuscript Signal Book, with Navy List, n.d.
Pages 3-26 of a diary by an unidentified writer describing a visit to Hamburg. (Manuscript)
WKR/2/9
Pages 3-26 of a diary by an unidentified writer describing a visit to Hamburg, n.d.
Diary by unidentified writer for two voyages through parts of Canada and North America, one account, 1821 (Manuscript)
1821
WKR/2/3
Diary by unidentified writer for two voyages through parts of Canada and North America, one account, 1821
Letterbook of drafts sent by Lieutenant Walker from HMS ALBAN, 1832-33, including letters relating to Captain Hugh Pigot (Manuscript)
1832-1833
WKR/2/5
Letterbook of drafts sent by Lieutenant Walker from HMS ALBAN, 16 May 1832-33, including letters relating to Captain Hugh Pigot
Letterbook of drafts sent by Lieutenant Walker from HMS ALBAN. (Manuscript)
1831-09-05 - 1832-06-08
WKR/2/4
Letterbook of drafts sent by Lieutenant Walker from HMS ALBAN, 5 September 1831-8 June 1832
Lieutenant Walker's Election papers for a Parliamentary Election at Chatham, June 1834, including advertising posters and publicity material (Manuscript)
1834
WKR/2/7
Lieutenant Walker's Election papers for a Parliamentary Election at Chatham, June 1834, including advertising posters and publicity material
Certificate in Latin to Henry Walker of attendance at Edinburgh University, 1822 (Manuscript)
1822
WKR/2/6
Certificate in Latin to Henry Walker of attendance at Edinburgh University, 1822
Plans of a paddle shaft for disengaging engines, invented by Lieutenant Walker. (Manuscript)
WKR/2/8
Plans of a paddle shaft for disengaging engines, invented by Lieutenant Walker, n.d.
Book containing signals and incomplete Navy List by James Cooper. (Manuscript)
1793-1813
WKR/2/2
Book containing signals and incomplete Navy List by James Cooper (born 1793), HMS TELEGRAPH and HMS GLEANER (one page, 1813)
Papers on Lieutenant Henry Walker including letterbooks, diaries and certificates. (Manuscript)
ca. 1788-01-01 - 1849-12-31
WKR/2/1-9
The papers relate to three generations of the Walker family of Manchester, but the main body of the collection relates to Lieutenant Walker. It includes signal books; a diary and letterbooks; and papers relating to his candidature.…
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