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Royal Naval Museum GB 1070 84/447 Royal Naval Museum This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 33425 The National Archives LISTING OF DOCUMENT FILE FOR DATABASE ARCHIVE Record No. 1135 AC 84/447 CO 1 KA 2.2 DE butlers cellar book published by John edmund richard & co. kept by a.a. cochrane for the years 1873-1874 Record No. 1136 AC 84/447 CO 2 KA 2.2 DE holograph letter dated hms warrior 29.7.1867 , spithead addressed to ernest by a.a. cochrane concerning the hearing of the house of lords Record No. 1137 AC 84/447 CO 3 KA 2.2 DE holograph letter on united service club headed paper and dated 4.6.1902 addressed to ernest by a.a. cochrane ; a personal & nostalgic letter on the formers birthday Record No. 1138 AC 84/447 CO 4 KA 2.2 DE draft letter on crested united service club paper dated 22.12.1902 and addressed to j. marshall on the occasion of his retirement from the engineering department by a.a. cochrane Record No. 1139 AC 84/447 CO 5 KA 2.2 DE holograph letter dated strand , london 14.12.1847 and addressed to a.a. cochrane by coutts ; informing cochrane that his mother , lady dundonald , has cancelled her standing order of 25 pounds half yearly . forwarded to arthur by horace Record No. 1140 AC 84/447 CO 6 KA 2.2 DE duplicated manuscript letter addressed to a.a. cochrane by day & son , lithographers of gate street london ; enquiry as to where copies of brierleys "sketches in the baltic" are to be delivered with a proforma order Record No. 1141 AC 84/447 CO 7 KA 2.2 DE holograph letter dated wootton house , glastonbury , 25.6.? and addressed to a.a. cochrane by arthur hood ; congratulations on the formers appointment to hms warrior (1860) a critique of the ship and of commander george tryon Record No. 1142 AC 84/447 CO 8 KA 2.2 DE holograph letter dated hms active , Portsmouth , 22.10.1879 and addressed to a.a. cochrane by lieutenant william marrack ; enclosing a copy of commodore sullivan 's recent certificate issued to marrack "(i) hope you will not think that all the goodness and kindness you showed me has not been il l bestowed" , reminiscing about the "old warrior" and commenting on the actives commission including participation in the zulu wars Record No. 1143 AC 84/447 CO 9 KA 2.2 DE holograph draft document ; agreement between a.a. cochrane on the one part and george rooper of lincolns inn fields and james murray dale of grays inn on the other part ; for the exploitation of bitumen and other commercial oils on cochranes estate in trinidad dated 10.1865 Record No. 1144 AC 84/447 CO 10 KA 2.2 DE invitation addressed to captain cochrane by the duke of somerset , to dine in celebration of the queens birthday Record No. 1145 AC 84/447 CO 11 KA 2.2 DE holograph wedding invitation addressed to ernest cochrane by mr & mrs james hume Record No. 114 6 AC 84/447 CO 12 KA 2.2 DE holograph letter on mourning paper dated rockingham (no year) and addressed to cochrane (?) by richard [ ] being an inviation to stay Record No. 1146 Record No. 1147 AC 84/447 CO 13 KA 2.2 DE invoice for 3 nights stay 8-11.4.1863 at moorshead royal hotel , fore street , devonport Record No. 1148 AC 84/447 CO 14 KA 2.2 DE holograph account of dealings with kingston plaskett & co. wine & spirit merchants , in 1873-1874 Record No. 1149 AC 84/447 CO 15 KA 2.2 DE the british army and navy review , volume 4 no.22 april 1866 page 289 obituary of 10th earl of dundonald Record No. 1150 AC 84/447 CO 16 KA 2.2 DE pedigree of the earls of dundonald until thomas barnes , 11th earl [inherited 1860] Record No. 1151 AC 84/447 CO 17 KA 2.2 DE 2 extracts , debretfs illustrated peerage ; entries for the 12th and 13th earls of dundonald Record No. 1152 AC 84/447 CO 18 KA 2.2 DE obituary (part) of admiral sir augustus phillimore kcb Record No. 1153 AC 84/447 CO 19 KA 4.2.0 DE holograph letter dated hms bellerophon ,9.10.1861 ; addressed presumably to a.a. cochrane by b bennett , carpenter ; contains a sketch for the repairing and strenghthening of circular headed rudder Record No. 1153 Record No. 1154 AC 84/447 CO 20 KA 4.2.2 DE holograph notes ; the quantity of canvas set in a wind with all plain sail ; a comparison between sailing and steam/sail vessels Record No. 1155 AC 84/447 CO 21 KA 4.2.3 DE holograph letter on paper headed deptford pier , london s.e. and dated 25.6.1861 addressed to a.a. cochrane , hms warrior by e. humphreys and giving particulars of the trial of the mooltan at the mile Record No. 1156 AC 84/447 CO 22 KA 4.2.3 DE holograph letter dated 19.7.80 and addressed to a.a. cochrane by j. marshall of the engineering department ; enclosing an estimate for power to drive a vessel similar to the great eastern at 30 miles Record No. 1157 AC 84/447 CO 23 KA 4.2.3 DE holograph diagram , method of finding pitch and area of a screw Record No. 1158 AC 84/447 CO 24 KA 4.7 DE abstract of trials under steam alone of ships of the channel squadron , including hms warrior (1860) under rear-admiral warden between 12.10 ­ 26.11.1867 Record No. 1159 AC 84/447 CO 25 KA 4.7 DE holograph table ; results of full speed trials of part of the channel squadron , including hms warrior (1860) on 26.11.1867 Record No. 1160 AC 84/447 Record No. 1160 CO 26 KA 4.7 DE holograph tables ; weight of masts , rigging and blocks and one suit of sails , hms warrior , iron armoured ship launched at tiw , blackwall 1860 Record No. 1161 AC 84/447 CO 27 KA 4.7 DE holograph notes ; estimate of weight of armour plating hms warrior (1860) Record No. 1162 AC 84/447 CO 28 KA 4.7 DE holograph table ; extracts from the logs of hm ships warrior(1860) , revenge(1859) and black prince (1861) ; speed 6 knots per distance run from noon 19.11.1862 to noon 12.11.1862 Record No. 1163 AC 84/447 CO 29 KA 4.7 DE rough notes on performance hms warrior (1860) on cruise with hms revenge (1859) Record No. 1164 AC 84/447 CO 30 KA 4.7 DE scrap of holograph record of the cruise of hms warrior (1860) commissioned 1.8.1861 Record No. 1165 AC 84/447 CO 31 KA 4.7 DE holograph diagram of speed and power developed by hms warrior (1860) in cruises from 31.10-12.11. 1861 under sail only and under steam Record No. 1166 AC 84/447 CO 32 KA 4.7 DE holograph diagram of trials on board hms warrior (18 60) to determine the diameter of circles turned at various speeds and the lhp to effect the same 2 5.8.1863 Record No. 1166 Record No. 1167 AC 84/447 CO 33 KA 4.7 DE holograph notes ; report of times in which evolutions were performed (gunnery) hms warrior (1860) during the inspection of admiral si r m. seymour 2.11.1864 signed arthur cochrane , captain Record No. 1168 AC 84/447 CO 34 KA 6.4.3 DE holograph draft of letter dated 12.4.1889 and addressed to the secretary of the admiralty by a.a. cochrane ; relative to time served on full pay as acting mate prior to promotion to the rank of lieutenant Record No. 1169 AC 84/447 CO 35 KA 6.4.3 DE printed form ; department of the accountant-general of the navy and comptroller of navy form completed in manuscript ; statement of the services of admiral a.a. cochrane and authorisation for the payment of 790 pounds retired pay p.a. dated 27.7.1886 and signed by j.e. harper (?) Record No. 1170 AC 84/447 CO 36 KA 6.5.3 DE holograph certificate of a.a. cochrane 's service as acting mate in hms rattler (1843) July - august 1847 dated 31.8.1847 and signed by richard moorman , commander Record No. 1171 AC 84/447 CO 37 KA 6.5.3 DE holograph letter dated trinity cottage , stoke road , gosport 31.1.1874 addressed to ernest cochrane by william davidson , late assistant paymaster ; requesting that his certificate of service in hms peterel(1860) be upgraded Record No. 1172 AC 84/447 CO 38 KA 6.8 DE holograph table ; an abstract of the expenditure of wines for the year 1850 Record No. 1172 Record No. 1173 AC 84/447 CO 39 KA 6.9.3 DE holograph table ; results from working cupola at entrance to tagus 19.12.1862 Record No. 1174 AC 84/447 CO 40 KA 6.9.4 DE details of roberts patent true course finder Record No. 1175 AC 84/447 CO 41 KA 6.9.5 DE card booklet inside envelope ; cryptography , a system of secret writing by the late admiral sir francis beaufort adapted for telegrams and the new half d. postage cards printed by edward Stanford london (2 copies) Record No.
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