Deptford dockyard official orders, 1708-10.

ID:	BRA/128/8
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	British Records Association
Date made:	1708-1710
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Manuscript Admiralty Royal commission to John Dilkes, appointing him commissioner of the Navy at Jamaica, dated 13 Oct 1804. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/1) Admirals commissions, 1747-61. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/2) Admiralty commissions including a commission for Mr William Harvey, HMS RESOLUTION, 1770-1815. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/3) Miscellaneous official orders and papers, 1734-1814. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/4) Navy Board certificates for lieutenants logbooks delivered April 1740-June 1757. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/5A) Navy Board orders, mostly relating to payments, 1682-1770. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/5B) Ordnance Office papers including lists of gunners stores, 1694-1804. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/6) Letter from Sir Edward Gregory, Commissioner at Chatham dockyard to the Lord Treasurer dated 15 Feb 1672. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/7) Deptford dockyard official orders, 1708-10. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/8) Captains' certificates of service including one for a clerk, midshipman, 2nd lieutenant, chaplain, cook, master cook, surgeon, captain's clerk, carpenter etc., 1759-1820. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/9) Prize money certificates issued by the master of H.M. Brig CHARYBDIS signed by Lieutenant J Flinn dated 6 March 1813. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/10) Private journal of HMS ARGUS (Commander Percy P Luxmore) kept by Lieutenant J L Burr on the West Coast of Africa during the Ashanti War, April 1873-June 1874. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/11) Naval officers letters including one from C Yarburgh and Sir Evan Nepean, 1756-1829. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/12) Admirals orders dated 1769 and 1795. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/13) Bill of sale between Sir Adam Ferguson and James Bradshaw for 1/16 part of the East India Company ship BUTE, 1773. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/14) Will of John Dick, carpenter of HMS CONCORD, dated 13 June 1793. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/15) Letter patent for Andrew Smith of Princes Haymarket Middlesex, engineer, for an invention 'A New Standing Rigging for ships and vessels and a new method of using it', 12 January 1835. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/16) Interrogatories in the Court of Chancery on a loss of the vessel PENRITH, n.d. (Manuscript) (BRA/128/17)

Deptford dockyard official orders, 1708-10.

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