Col Graves, 18th Regiment of Foot, Waterford: letters from Admiral Sir George Campbell, GCB, dated QUEEN CHARLOTTE in Portsmouth Harbour, and from Matthew, Lord Aylmer, Adjutant-Gen of Ireland.

Col Graves, 18th Regiment of Foot, Waterford: letter from Admiral Sir George Campbell, GCB, dated QUEEN CHARLOTTE in Portsmouth Harbour, 25 Oct 1818, giving his reason why Samuel Barton cannot be tried by a Naval Court Martial for persuading soldiers to desert. Also letter and enclosures from Matthew, Lord Aylmer, Adjutant-Gen of Ireland, dated Head Quarters, Dublin, 28 Oct 1819, on the sentence of the Court Martial of Lieutenant John Geary (later Capt),
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ID:	AGC/G/2
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1818-01-01 - 1819-12-31; 1818-10-25 - 1819-10-28
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Letters - G (Manuscript) Sir Brampton Gurdon: letter to Gurdon, signed S.T., dated June 1667 describing the Dutch landing on the Isle of Sheppey and the attack on the Medway. (Manuscript) (AGC/G/1) Col Graves, 18th Regiment of Foot, Waterford: letters from Admiral Sir George Campbell, GCB, dated QUEEN CHARLOTTE in Portsmouth Harbour, and from Matthew, Lord Aylmer, Adjutant-Gen of Ireland. (Manuscript) (AGC/G/2) A Letter from the 1st Governor of Greenwich Hospital, Captain Sir William Gifford giving prior notice of a petition requesting the Queen's House and Grounds be transferred to Greenwich Hospital. (Letter) (AGC/G/3) Two letters written by Lieutenant Charles Gerveys Grylls, to his father, Reverend Henry Grylls. (Manuscript) (AGC/G/4)

Col Graves, 18th Regiment of Foot, Waterford: letters from Admiral Sir George Campbell, GCB, dated QUEEN CHARLOTTE in Portsmouth Harbour, and from Matthew, Lord Aylmer, Adjutant-Gen of Ireland.

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