Transcript, Mrs Lish, Nurse, to Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, no date.

Transcript, Mrs Lish, Nurse, to Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, no date, includes: 'I could wish myself a little bird to hear your little prattle'.

ID:	TRO/108/15
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Troubridge, Edward Thomas
Credit:	On loan to the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, from a private lender
Measurements:	1 item
Parts:	Troubridge, Sir Thomas, First Baronet. (Manuscript) Correspondence. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/5) Correspondence, Thomas St. Vincent Hope Troubridge. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/6) Correspondence (including a transcript), Charles S Cochrane to Thomas Cochrane. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/7) Letter, original, Lady Inglis Cochrane to Caroline Cochrane, 10 January [1828-9]. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/8) Correspondence, E Stanfield (?) to Dr Francis (?), no date [1828-9]. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/9) Correspondence, M Hosiason to Andrew Cochrane, 1829 (1 item). (Manuscript) (TRO/108/10) Letter, Scandinavian, from E Lucas, October 1829. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/11) Document giving Maria Lady Cochrane a house with furniture (?), signed Alexander Inglis Cochrane, 17 June 1829. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/12) Correspondence, written in French, A Chaban to Alexander Inglis Cochrane. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/13) Miscellaneous letter, contemporary copy, in answer to Mr Boyles, 23 December 1825. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/14) Transcript, Mrs Lish, Nurse, to Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, no date. (Manuscript) (TRO/108/15)

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