ORFORD
(Edward Russell, 1652-1727, Admiral, victor of La Hougue, 1st Earl)
Portrait engraved by S. Boyce,
showing him head and shoulders in full wig and cravat, with a naval battle below the oval frame, 14¾" x 8¾", no date, c.
laid down by side margins
Item Date:
1775
Stock No:
50167
£110
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ORFORD
(Edward Russell, 1652-1727, Admiral, victor of La Hougue, 1st Earl)
Portrait engraved by Thomas Cook,
showing him head and shoulders with full wig and cravat, naval battle below, 8" x 6¼" in margins 11¼" x 9¼", G. Kearsley, Fleet Street, 1st June
laid down by side margins
Item Date:
1775
Stock No:
50169
£75
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ORFORD
(Edward Russell, 1652-1727, Admiral, victor of La Hougue, 1st Earl)
Portrait engraved by Thomas Cook,
showing him head and shoulders with full wig and cravat, naval battle below, 8" x 6¼" in margins 10" x 8", G. Kearsley, Fleet Street, 1st June
laid down by side margins
Item Date:
1775
Stock No:
50170
£75
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MEMORIAL TO THE LAST OF NELSON'S CAPTAINS TO SURVIVE
[PARKER
(Sir William, 1st Baronet, 1781-1866, Naval Officer, Admiral of the Fleet)]
Original Vintage Photograph of the Memorial
in Lichfield Cathedral, showing the marble casket behind columns with a long inscription behind it, 8" x 5½", on mount 10" x 8", Lichfield Cathedral,
Item Date:
1866
Stock No:
39794
£75
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PARKER
(George, son of Sir Thomas PARKER, 1695-1784, Barrister and Judge, and father of Sir William PARKER, 1781-1866, Admiral of the Fleet)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Sir John' DUCKWORTH
(1748-1817, Admiral) saying he has "reason to believe that a letter of thanks which I had the honor of addressing to you when Lord St Vincent quitted the Admiralty, was neglected to be forwarded, or has miscarried, and having been since favored by yours of the 30th May, inclosing one for William (which I conclude he has acknowledged from the Mediterranean) I cannot resist, though at so late a period, expressing our obligations for your kind attentions on all occasions, & particularly for your continued friendship to William, who has a grateful heart, and feels all your goodness to him as he should do. The principles and professional knowledge he acquired under your auspices have alone rendered him what he is, & we are all flattered by the most favorable reports of him as an Officer, and a Gentleman. He has written fully to Mr Pickford on the subject of some serious accounts with the Partners and Executors of the late Mr Waterhouse, on the balance of which he must be entitled to a considerable sum, and I fear he has too much reason to complain of the backwardness and delay that has occurred in bringing forward even a statement of his account. The manner in which former applications have been treated in England is distressing, and by my advice William intends to solicit your countenance for Mr Pickford to obtain an investigation of the accounts and if possible part of the balance. My Father, who thank God, keeps his spirits ... directed me to present his kindest regards & compliments whenever I should write to you ..." with a long postscript saying that should he "at any time wish to place the Son of a Seaman in Greenwich (Hospital) School, I shall always have a nomination at your Service. The prescribed age for admission is between 11 & 13. Lord St Vincent is unusually well & begs his compliments ...", 3 sides 4to., 41 Trinity Square, 15th November
Item Date:
1804
Stock No:
41724
£375
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