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Captain William Layman to Lady Hamilton, Raven Woolwich, 21 Sept 1804, on leaving for the Mediterranean, visited by Sidney Smith. (Manuscript) 1804-09-21 - 1804-09-21 CRK/22/98
An account of the sick and wounded prisoners of war at Port Martinique, March 1796 - September 1802 showing the proportion of the deceased to the number received (Manuscript) 1796-03 - 1802-09 CRK/16/34
James Anderson to Nelson, New Bond Street, 18 June 1802, on vouchers for payment, (on the reverse) list of four testimonials with names (Manuscript) 1802-06-18 CRK/1/79
Thomas Lancaster to Lady Hamilton, Wimbledon, 12 April 1803, on the loss of Sir William. (Manuscript) 1803-04-12 - 1803-04-12 CRK/22/95
Bernard Athy, British pro Consul, to Nelson, San Juan, [Spain], 30 Sept 1804, on the distemper at Alicante, and reporting that a cordon is placed around the port (Manuscript) 1804-09-30 CRK/1/80
John Andrews to Nelson, Chertsey, 15 July 1804, recommending a relative, Thomas Taylor, purser of the Fisguard (Manuscript) 1804-07-15 CRK/1/77
Edmund Noble to Lady Hamilton, no date, recommending Mr Joseph Ferro, son of his pilot and interpreter who accompanied Captain Troubridge at Naples, and served as pilot for English ships at Naples, seeking an appointment from the Queen as Captain of the port of Naples. (Manuscript) CRK/22/112
Mr Macguire to Lady Hamilton, no date, 14 Edwards St Portsmouth, requesting her to call in a gown with short sleeves. (Manuscript) CRK/22/109
E Mason to Lady Hamilton, 450 The Strand, 19 May 1806, seeking employment at the Little Theatre. (Manuscript) 1806-05-19 - 1806-05-19 CRK/22/108
Haslewood to Lady Hamilton, Craven St, 22 Sept 1804, on a house in Queen St, and terms of the lease. (Manuscript) 1804-09-22 - 1804-09-22 CRK/22/78
Haslewood to Lady Hamilton, Craven St, 1 Oct 1804, with particulars of the lease and alterations, a rent of £100. (Manuscript) 1804-10-01 - 1804-10-01 CRK/22/79
Mr Harrington to Lady Hamilton, no date, on planning to call. (Manuscript) CRK/22/74
H Jameson to Lady Hamilton, on the benefits received by the boys, no news of arrival in the Mediterranean. (Manuscript) CRK/22/92
Mrs Johnson to Lady Hamilton, 9 March [?], on the passage to Gibraltar of the Sophia, with letters from her, and Miss Nelson playing the organ in the chapel. (Manuscript) CRK/22/90
Mrs ? Illgraves to Lady Hamilton, no date, unable to call from ill health (Manuscript) CRK/22/87
Drake to Admiral Jervis, Venice, 1 August 1796, [extract in French] and 9 August 1796 [duplicate] partly in cipher about the enemy's designs on Leghorn (Manuscript) 1796-08-01 - 1796-08-09 CRK/4/128
B Perceval to Lady Hamilton, Curzon St, 5 June [?] recommending a young man, William Johnson, to Lord Nelson, not yet twelve but has served two years in the East India Co. (Manuscript) 0000-06-05 - 0000-06-05 CRK/22/121
Lady P to Lady Hamilton, Naples, no date, Saturday, on taking a house at Frescati. (Manuscript) CRK/22/119
Lady G Spencer to Lady Hamilton, no date, [Naples], on names of those attending the Gala at the palace, requesting some wine. (Manuscript) CRK/22/131
Dr Smith to Lady Hamilton at Richmond, no date, enclosing a letter. (Manuscript) CRK/22/130
Note on board Foudroyant, 25 June [1799] 'that the Duke de La Salandra has sent off a boat with a person of confidence to tell me that the Cardinal [Ruffo] has taken too cold a part & given the rascals time to invent more mischief & that the people of themselves were burning with impatience to fall upon the French and Jacobins without loss of time' (Manuscript) 1799-06-25 - 1799-06-25 CRK/22/127
E Tyson to lady Hamilton, no date, hoping to call with some potatoes and fish from Mr Tyson [Nelson's former secretary], inviting her to Woolwich. (Manuscript) CRK/22/139
M Udney to Lady Hamilton, no date, unable to dine because of Neapolitan visitors. (Manuscript) CRK/22/140
Ball to Nelson (private, 2 pages) on translating Leibeniz into Italian, the fate of the American frigate Philadelphia, on possible rendezvous, problems with passports, and the possible French expedition (Manuscript) 1803-11-20 CRK/1/121