Nelson to Lady Hamilton, 1801, on removing his possessions to Merton. He mentions the separation of his clothes from Lady Nelson’s, and a bed that may have belonged to his father. He also remarks upon the continued ill health of Captain Parker.

Nelson to Lady Hamilton, 21 Sept [1801] 1/4 past 10 o'clock, (Harrison I, 58; extract in Nicolas, IV,493), on removing his possessions to Merton. He mentions the separation of his clothes from Lady Nelson’s, and a bed that may have belonged to his father. He also remarks upon the continued ill health of Captain Parker.

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Item reference:	CRK/19/15
Catalogue Section:	Artificial collections previously assembled
Level:	ITEM
Extent:	1 item
Date made:	1801-09-21 - 1801-09-21
Creator:	Phillipps-Croker
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London

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Collection of naval manuscripts gathered by Sir Thomas Phillipps. (Manuscript) (PLA)
- Phillipps-Croker (Manuscript) (CRK)
  - Correspondence of Lady Hamilton, including letters from Nelson, Sir William Hamilton, the Queen of Naples and others, arranged alphabetically by the name of the writer (Manuscript) (CRK/19-22)

Nelson to Lady Hamilton, 1801, on removing his possessions to Merton. He mentions the separation of his clothes from Lady Nelson’s, and a bed that may have belonged to his father. He also remarks upon the continued ill health of Captain Parker.

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