Letters (11), Sir H Stewart to Pakington, June 1858 to May 1859.
Letters (11), Sir H Stewart to Pakington, June 1858 to May 1859, relating difficulties in Cuba, the fishery question, having left Trinidad and is now at Jamaica, Cuba and feelings in America, officers on the Cuban Coast, ship movements and a letter describing Commodore Kellett's suspension.
Record Details
| Item reference: | CBT/29/3; MS81/143 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1858-06 - 1859-05 |
| Creator: | Corbett, Julian Stafford |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. Purchased with the assistance of the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Society for Nautical Research Macpherson Fund, 2004 |
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- Letter, Copy, Sir Houston Stewart, to Commodore Kellett, INDUS, Jamaica, 15 June 1958, orders to proceed in certain circumstance of merchant trading and conduct with America and French ships. (Manuscript) (CBT/29/1)
- Letters, copies, Sir H Stewart to Sir John Pakington, April 1858 to December 1859. (Manuscript) (CBT/29/2)
- Letters (11), Sir H Stewart to Pakington, June 1858 to May 1859. (Manuscript) (CBT/29/3)
- Letter, Stewart to Pakington, Bermuda, INDUS, 22 May 1858, with enclosures from Captain Hugh Dunlop, TARTAR, off La Guayra, 21 April 1858. (Manuscript) (CBT/29/4)
- Letters (11), Admiral Baynes, GANGES, to Sir John Pakington, 27 August 1858 to 20 December 1859, relating affairs in Chili, orders for Vancouver Island. (Manuscript) (CBT/29/5)
- Letters (16), Seymour, CALCUTTA, Hong Kong, to Sir John Pakington, 22 May 1858 to 15 December 1859, affairs in China and Japan, letters (1) and (15) refer to Lord Elgin and Sundries. (Manuscript) (CBT/29/6)
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