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'The remains of Lord Viscount Nelson proceeding from Greenwich Hospital'
The remains of Lord Viscount Nelson proceeding from Greenwich Hospital (Print)
Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. Painted by Mr Orme, and to be introduced into his Grand Historical Picture of the Brave Admirals Victory over the French Fleet (Print)
Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. Painted by Mr Orme, and to be introduced into his Grand Historical Picture of the Brave Admirals Victory over the French Fleet (Print)
Daniel Bryan, the sailor who so nobly Volunteered at the risk of his life to bury the French General during the Seige of Acre (Print)
Sir Robert Calder, First Captain to Admiral Earl of St. Vincent &c &c (Print)
To his Majesty... Lord St Vincent's Victory: of Admiral Nelson's boarding the Two Spanish [Ships] and the Reception of the Spanish Admiral's sword on board the San Josef on the 14th of February 1794... (Print)
His Majesty's Frigate the Diamond...off Cape La Heve...to Cut out a French lugger named Le Vengeur...18 April 1796...was boarded...but the cable cut by one of the prisoners...swept...into the River Seine...a desperate action ensued, which...obliged Sir Sydney Smith to surrender... (Print)
Lord Nelson explaining to the Officers the Plan of Attack previous to the Battle of Trafalgar (Print)
Nelson's Funeral car (Print)
Daniel Bryan, The Sailor who so nobly Volunteered at the risk of his life to bury the French General during the Siege of Acre (Print)
Admiral Kingsmill (Print)
Admiral, Sir J. T. Duckworth's Victory over, and Signal Defeat, of the French Fleet, in the Bay of St Domingo London Gazette Extraordinary Admiralty-Office, March 23, 1806 (Print)
Earl of St Vincent. Engraved by Mr Orme, from a Picture in her Ladyships Possession (Print)
Sir Henry Trollope. A Braver or more Dauntless Spirit Did never float upon the swelling Tide. Shakespear (Print)
Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B (Print)
Sir Henry Trollope. A Braver or more Dauntless Spirit Did never float upon the swelling Tide. Shakespear (Print)
'England expects every man to do his duty...'
'England expects every man to do his duty. Lord Nelson explaining to the officers the plan of attack previous to the Battle of Trafalgar Position of the combined forces of France and Spain' (Print)
A lugger with a view of the Eddystone lighthouse (Print)
'England expects every man to do his duty. Lord Nelson explaining to the Officers the Plan of Attack previous to the Battle of Trafalgar, and Position of the Combined Forces of France & Spain...'
'England expects every man to do his duty. Lord Nelson explaining to the Officers the Plan of Attack previous to the Battle of Trafalgar, and Position of the Combined Forces of France & Spain...' (Print)
'Sir Hugh Palliser Bart. Governor of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich', European Magazine
Sir Hugh Palliser Bart. Governor of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich (from the 'European Magazine') (Print)
Sir John Douglas Colonel of the Marines at the Defence of Acre (Print)
Sir John Borlase Warren. B. & K.B. From the original picture by Mr Orme, in the British Naval & Military Gallery (Print)
John Crawford of Sunderland Durham. The Sailor who Nailed the Flag to the Main Top Gallant mast head, on board the Venerable, Lord Duncan's Ship, after being once Shot away by the Dutch Admil de Wint
John Crawford of Sunderland Durham. The Sailor who Nailed the Flag to the Main Top Gallant mast head, on board the Venerable, Lord Duncan's Ship, after being once Shot away by the Dutch Admil de Winter. Drawn by Mr Orme on board for the Express purpose of Introducing into his Picture of Ld Duncan's Victory now Engraving by Subscription & which includes Portraits of the Admirals & Officers who so Gloriously Distinguished themselves on the ever Memorable 11th of October 1797. (Print)
Sir Hugh Palliser Bart, Governor of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich
Sir Hugh Palliser Bart, Governor of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich (Print)