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Address of thanks and freedom of the City of London presented to Commandere Nelson for the victory on 14 February 1797.

Address of thanks and freedom of the City of London presented to Commodore Nelson for the victory on 14 February 1797. Resolved 10 March 1797 and presented with a gold box and 100 guineas (Formerly BGY/5A/10).

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Object Details

ID:	ADL/P/12
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1797-01-01 - 1797-12-31; 1797-02-14 - 1797-03-10 1797-1797
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Papers Relating to Medals and Awards (Manuscript) Copy of the Admiralty letter about the instituting of the general service medal by Queen Victoria. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/1) Freedom of the borough of Thetford presented to Horatio Nelson. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/2) An address presented to Admiral Vernon by the city of London. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/3) Freedom of the Goldsmith's Company to Admiral Sir John Jervis, later Earl St Vincent. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/4) Freedom of the City of London to Earl St Vincent. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/5) Freedom of the City of York granted to Earl St Vincent, n.d. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/6) Admission to the Company of Fishmongers, London, to Sir Charles Grey and Earl St Vincent. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/7) Letter patent creating Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood, Baron Collingwood of Coldburne and Hethpoole in county of Northumberland. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/8) Admiral Lord Fisher - Honorary Memberships (Manuscript) (ADL/P/9) Howe, Earl. Freedom of the City of London, 18 June 1794. Vellum, illuminated. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/10) Louis, Admiral Thomas. Address of thanks from City of London for the victory of San Domingo. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/11) Address of thanks and freedom of the City of London presented to Commandere Nelson for the victory on 14 February 1797. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/12) Address of thanks presented to Captain R.C. Prothero for the services of the naval brigade, October 1900. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/13) The order of the Rising Sun, third class, awarded to Charles Augustus Oliver by the Emperor of Japan. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/14) Royal Humane Society Certificate issued to John Osbon for his courage and humanity in helping the crew of a stranded vessel off Newhaven. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/15) Letter from the Secretary to the Court of Directors of the Honourable East India Company regarding Lieutenant Robert Meyrick Fowler R.N. (Letter) (ADL/P/16) Lieutenant Harry Ward handwritten 'Order of the Blue Nose' certificate for crossing the Arctic Circle. (Manuscript) (ADL/P/17)