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Nelson, HMS AMPHION, off Cadiz, 9 February 1804, on a Danish ship taken as salvage, the bankruptcy of prize 1804-02-09 - ? CRK/12/122
Mr Christie, purser of Diana, recommending him for the Illustrious, thanks for leave to deal with prize 1806 MRK/102/4/88
Torbay, on the petition of Thos Jenkins and Andrew Scrivenyer, to the treasurer of Greenwich Hospital on prize 1800 MRK/100/3/56
Markham, on his complaint against lieut Manderson of the Chatham Hospital ship at Falmouth, on his Danish prize 1801 MRK/102/3/24
Andrew Snape Douglas, HMS Roebuck to Lieutenant John Markham, order appointing him to command the rebel prize 1781 MRK/100/1/2
Nelson to Major Duncan, HMS LA MINERVE, Porto Ferraio, 27 December 1796, on the distribution of prize 1796-12-27 CRK/14/40
Uncatalogued: Letters to and from Benjamin Tucker, prize agent to the Mediterranean Fleet, private secretary 1799-1827 MSS/86/070
Captain Edward Kittoe, HM Sloop Bittern, to Markham, on his 22 years service, on losing a prize as unable 1802 MRK/102/3/91
Captain McKinley, Ganges, Portsmouth Harbour, to Markham, to pay off the Ganges, on his lack of prize 1803 MRK/102/4/68
Copy of Charles II's warrant to the Commissioner of Prizes for the Port of London, granting him as prize 1665-06-28 - 1665-06-28 CLI/52
William Cassell, Portsmouth Pay Office, to Markham, on the prize money bill, requesting a position as 1804 MRK/104/1/58
Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 4 April 1801, received a copy of Nelson's will, progress on the prize 1801-04-04 - ? CRK/3/129
Thomas Doo to Nelson, Maid Lane, st Mary Overy [London], 22 March 1803, about a claim to prize money, 1803-03-22 CRK/4/34
Letter dated 18 June 1919 from Stillwell & Sons in relation to the prize court claim for HMS INVINCIBLE 1919-06-18-1919-06-18 DAN/467
St Vincent, Rochetts, to Markham, Admiralty, on appointing judges to admiralty courts, and prize courts 1803 MRK/101/1/48
Overyssel Dutch Man of War, as the Polyphemus is to be paid off, annotated Board has no concern with prize 1802 MRK/102/4/57
Markham, London to Mrs Markham, on papers and debate on the prize bill, talk of parliament, on the 1805 MRK/107/2/68
the Principal Commissioners of Prizes to the Commissioner of Prizes for the Port of London to take as prize 1665-06-29 - 1665-06-29 CLI/53
Shepherd to Nelson, Lincolns Inn Fields, 15 November 1803, judgment unanimous in Nelson's favour (over prize 1803-11-15 - ? CRK/12/45
Mr Betterworth, Portsmouth, to Markham, on an appointment as a deputy prize agent, with a copy of a letter 1805 MRK/106/3/12
St Vincent to Nelson, Tor Abbey, 20 November 1800, on the prize money case, details passed to Mr Davison 1800-11-20 CRK/11/92
boatswain and his replacement by Mr Thomas McBride of the Polyphemus, to be in quarantine, his hopes for prize 1803 MRK/102/4/93
Major Logan to Nelson, Pointe de Galle, 20 November 1802, news of Madras and Colombo, enquiry over prize 1802-11-20 CRK/8/90
Governor Ball’s, St Antoine, [Malta], on the price of fresh beef, requesting his return to the Lion for prize 1800-03-07 CRK/1/64