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Lord Keith, Margate, to Markham, enclosing a letter from Mr Fernandes (not enclosed), asking to send him on to the coast at Aldeburgh or elsewhere (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/35
Lord Keith, Margate, to Markham, on a ship being moved which St Vincent might capture (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/36
Lord Keith to Markham, on the case of Captain Berryman (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/37
Lord Keith to Markham, on the Clyde to call at the Nore or Yarmouth, or from where the convoy is to sail; the masters wish to quit the cutters and lurk about Dover, the masters and owners are in league, to get more prize money, some pressed but get off (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/38
Lord Keith to Markham, recommending a seaman for a small vessel (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/39
Lord Keith to Markham, on ship movements and the defence of the coast, lack of suitable officers, planning to come ashore and keep a ship ready to embark (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/41
Lord Keith to Markham, on the fire ships, bad weather, recommending a messmate, the dock at Sheerness (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/42
Lord Keith to Markham, on ship movements and orders to captains, defences at Hull and Grimsby (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/49
Lord Keith to Markham, on the return of Captain Bligh from the north, a message from Admiral Montagu concerning the Whitstable smack, heard from Mr Pitt that the Hull people are anxious about getting vessels armed, probably from Lord Mulgrave, will send Thornborough there to investigate (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/50
Lord Keith to Markham, on the Brest fleet, telegraph from Brest to the Texel in 5 hours, possible danger of an expedition, activities of Sir Sidney Smith, the fencibles at Dover (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/51
Lord Keith to Markham, all ships ordered to stations, importance of ships to defend the Wallet and mouths of the rivers. (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/52
Lord Keith to Markham, on the possibility of French action, Captain Searle’s account of Boulogne (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/53
Lord Keith to Markham, on further attacks on Boulogne, a possible trap, ship repairs and officer promotions (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/54
Lord Keith to Markham, on ship movements (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/55
Lord Keith to Markham, on the East India ships, gun boats at Margate and Ramsgate, cutters and gun boats conveying men to the Thames and Medway to man the Nore ships (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/56
Lord Keith to Markham, on the squadron at Brest, the French army of reserve, an anchorage at Flushing, foolish and unfounded reports (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/60
Lord Keith to Markham, on the Leda going aground and instructions for anchoring, the Knight [Sir Sidney Smith?] asks for more men, very cold here (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/63
Wednesday, Lord Keith to Markham, on being confined to the house by a cold (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/22
Lord Keith to Markham, on appointments, a fleet off Shetland, the Monarch sails dreadfully (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/24
Lord Keith to Markham, on appointments of lieutenants to the Monarch, report that the Dutch admiral is to come north about with a convoy from Spain (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/25
Lord Keith to Markham, on ship movements (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/26
Lord Keith, Sheerness to Markham on manning the ships, French not ready for any alarm, Baltic fleet and need for ships for convoy (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/27
Lord Keith to Markham, on the boat plan with combustible material, Captain Wrights return [from an espionage trip] (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/67
Memo from Keith to Markham, here is Euryalus, [Captain] Blackwood, to go to Bantry Bay, am in readiness for the Corsican [Buonaparte] (Manuscript)
1803
MRK/101/3/68
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