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Letters from Simon's Town Yard to Christian. Enclosing reports on ships, information on work that has been done and is to be done, as well as forwarding letters from the Navy Board to Christian. (Manuscript)
1826-01-16 - 1828-03-17
CHN/165
Letters from General Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole toChristian. They include lengthy discussions on the seizure of the Portuguse ship GRATIDAO, and the wider discussion regarding trade on Mauritius. There is also a request for the transport of a prisoner to Australia, and news of ships' movements, 1826. (Manuscript)
1826-05-08 - 1826-11-20
CHN/131
Response to the verdict in the case of the Portuguese ship GRATIDAO. (Manuscript)
1826-12-06 - 1826-12-06
CHN/142
Correpondents include Lieutenant Burdwood, Agent for transports, and the Office of Ordnance regarding transport for army invalids. (Manuscript)
1826-04-23 - 1826-06-15
CHN/120
Sentence delivered by the judge in the case of the Portuguese ship GRATIDAO. (Manuscript)
1826 - 1826
CHN/143
Letters from Charles Rogers, Harbour Master of Port Louis, to Christian. They refer to the Portuguese ship Gratidao, and alsothe installation of new moorings in the harbour. (Manuscript)
1826-06-23 - 1826-12-06
CHN/128
Letters from Governer Lowry Cole to Christian, giving Cole's views on the situation regarding the British establishment at Mombassa, including a copy of a letter from Captain William Owen. (Manuscript)
1826-05-18 - 1826-09-24
CHN/145
Two letters from the Military Secretary's Office. They relate to money owing for work done on HMS OWEN GLENDOWER. (Manuscript)
1826-10-12 - 1826-10-30
CHN/134
Three letters from the Admiralty Office to Christian. They refer to orders for HMS SAMARANG to go to the Cape of Good Hope. (Manuscript)
1825-02-26 - 1825-09-12
CHN/151
Letters from Commander Greville of HMS ESPOIR to Christian. Includes lists of artificers serving on board, reports of the progress of young gentlemen in navigation, punishment lists and lists of vessels boarded. (Manuscript)
1827-12-26 - 1828-04-10
CHN/161
Letters from the Admiralty Office to Christian. Correspondence transmitting orders, requests for information from Christian and acknowledging receipt of his letters. (Manuscript)
1826-01-02 - 1826-12-23
CHN/168
Response to the libel from the trial of the Crown versus the Portuguese ship GRATIDAO. (Manuscript)
1826-08-03 - 1826-08-03
CHN/140
Letters from the Navy Office to Christian. Correspondence transmitting orders, requests for information from Christian and acknowledging receipt of his letters. (Manuscript)
1825-01-11 - 1827-06-08
CHN/167
Letters from the Victualling Office to Christian. Correspondence regarding surveys of provisions in store, and the balance of funds in the account. (Manuscript)
1825-12-27 - 1827-06-08
CHN/166
Letters from the Commissionors of Enquiry to Christian, regarding the British establishment at Mombassa, and the problem of resettling former inhabitants. (Manuscript)
1826-10-30 - 1826-11-24
CHN/146
The order book from Christian's time as governer of Castro, in northern Spain. (Manuscript)
1812 - 1812
CHN/100
Correspondents include the Victualling Office and the Victualling Yard in Simon's Town. (Manuscript)
1826-04-27 - 1826-06-14
CHN/118
Miscellaneous letters. Includes an extract of a letter from Governer Lowry Cole to Lord Barthwick, lists of stores sent from Deptford dockyard, correspondence to Christian from his captains and various local officials, and a copy of the orders and regulations for Mauritius, 1825-27. (Manuscript)
1825-08-20 - 1827-07
CHN/137
Miscellaneous letters. Contains depositions from sailors, correspondence to Christian from various other captains and copies of correspondence from other officials on the Cape of Good Hope station. (Manuscript)
1825-01-18 - 1827-12-29
CHN/164
Papers generated by the court case regarding the seizure of the Portuguese ship GRATIDAO. Includes copies of statements given in the trial petitions, and schedules of papers regarding the trial that Christian sent to the Admiralty. (Manuscript)
1826-06 - 1826-11-06
CHN/138
Letters sent by Captain Charles Acland to Christian. Reports on his cruises in HMS HELICON. (Manuscript)
1826-09-08 - 1828-03-04
CHN/104
Letters from the Admiralty Office to Christian, regarding the East African slave trade, with vessels trading under the Dutch flag. (Manuscript)
1825-12-29 - 1826-01-13
CHN/147
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