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Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, with 5 letters for Procida, concerning a house for Windham, mentioning Madame Loke [wife of the consul Charles Locke]. (Manuscript)
CRK/21/167
Maurice Nelson to John Andrews, Cowes, 27 March 1794, staying at Cowes until the army moves to Southampton for the summer. Lord Moira to arrive, lodging with Mr D[avison]. (Manuscript)
1794-03-27 - 1794-03-27
CRK/22/13
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, on the festival of Easter, sending a letter from Pr[ince]Auguste. (Manuscript)
CRK/21/177
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 8 June 1799, on his proposed expedition with the hereditary prince to Naples (Manuscript)
1799-06-08
CRK/1/5
Mrs Goldsmid to Lady Hamilton, no date, [1804] Thursday evening, inviting her to dinner, with a note for Mrs Jane Bianchi, annotated by Lady Hamilton with a list of names. (Manuscript)
1804 - 1804
CRK/22/67
Samuel Briggs, British pro consul, Alexandria, 14 May 1803, with a demand to the Pacha of Alexandria to salute British vessels (Manuscript)
1803-05-14
CRK/1/88
Ball to Nelson, Palace, Malta, 16 June 1803, with a copy of a letter to Admiral Bickerton concerning Elphy Bey. (Manuscript)
1803-06-16
CRK/1/89
Samuel Briggs to Bickerton, Alexandria, 19 May 1803, reporting Turkish attitudes to British vessels, and views on recent developments in Egypt, with a PS of 20 May on a conference concerning access to the port (Manuscript)
1803-05-19
CRK/1/87
Captain Adair [Marines] to Nelson, Victory, 30 March 1805, requesting Nelson’s patronage to become a deputy paymaster (Manuscript)
1805-03-30
CRK/1/39
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 9 Feb 1805, news of the reinforcements for Minorca, the return of the French fleet to Toulon, and news from Madrid (Manuscript)
1805-02-09
CRK/1/37
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 26 Dec 1804, on threat from French invasion of Naples, possibility of British troops from Malta for Messina (Manuscript)
1804-12-26
CRK/1/34
Addington to Nelson, Downing Street, 20 April 1801, on Nelson’s actions in the Baltic and at Copenhagen (Manuscript)
1801-04-20
CRK/1/40
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 2 April 1804, (3 pages), with intelligence from Madrid, views on destination of Toulon fleet, invasion reports, and attitudes of French in Naples (Manuscript)
1804-04-02
CRK/1/27
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 14 Feb 1804, (2 pages), on news from Paris and Constantinople, unrest in Egypt, and Russian preparations in the Black Sea (Manuscript)
1804-02-14
CRK/1/26
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 10 Dec 1803, (3 pages), uncertainty over destination of French squadron at Toulon, on European inaction, intelligence on France (Manuscript)
1803-12-10
CRK/1/23
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 4 July 1800, sending the King’s thanks (Manuscript)
1800-07-04
CRK/1/14
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 5 June [July] 1803, (private), reporting that the French General St Cyr has left for Taranto, on possible mediation by the Russians (Manuscript)
1803-07-05
CRK/1/15
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 5 July 1803, (2 pages), on numbers of French forces, would need ships for any invasion of Sicily (Manuscript)
1803-07-05
CRK/1/18
Sir Charles Cotton to Nelson [no date], recommending Dr Gillespie, physician to the fleet (Manuscript)
CRK/3/100
Cavalier Tommasso Pargallo to Lady Hamilton, no date, A memoria. (Manuscript)
CRK/21/98
Giuseppe Perconte to Lady Hamilton, Palermo, 3 ? 1800, No 72, on Miss Ashburner. (Manuscript)
1800-03 - 1800-03
CRK/21/97
La Comtesse de Maudet, to Lady Hamilton 'Ambassadrice d'Angleterre, a son hotel', no date, Sunday morning, in French, requesting a presentation to the Queen. (Manuscript)
CRK/21/80
Giuseppe to Lady Hamilton, Taranto, 6 December 1793, on the Duke of Orleans. (Manuscript)
1793-12-06 - 1793-12-06
CRK/21/84
Prince William Henry to Nelson, Bushy House, [no date], Thursday night, recommending John Clark, carpenter of the LONDON for the SAN JOSEF, who served with him in the PEGASUS, ANDROMEDA and VALIANT, and on LONDON under Lieutenant Bower who shot two mutineers and killed a third with his sword (Manuscript)
CRK/13/142
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