LMS Papua Letters 1872–85, Micro MS Coll. 2 Reels 91–3

LMS Papua Journals 1871–1901, Micro MS Coll. 2 Reel 11

MS 1730 Thornton family

MS 2053 Stephens, Samuel, Surveyor to the New Zealand Company, Letters and Journals at Nelson, 1841–54

MS 2233 Parkinson, Thomas, 1642

MS 2812 Jenkins, Robert

MS 3205 Conway, Rose

MS 4282 Wright, S. E. L., Journal, 1842–4

MS 5694 Daniell, Henry Cooper

MS 8012 Baines, William M., Diary, 9 Aug.–30 Dec. 1850

MS N.24.1 ‘Narrative of a Residence in New Zealand’ 1839–40

MS Papers 0495, Diary of George Darling, 1842

MS TUL 138, 762 Tully, J., Diaries, 1841–6

Ref 89–084 Murray, John, Journal, 1839–43

D 147 Navall Essays written by Sir Hen[ry] Shere[s] Whilst a Prison[e]r in ye Gate-House Anno 1691

A 195 A–B Correspondence and Papers of Samuel Pepys

A 342 Letters to Sir Henry Shere 1676–9

A 464 Papers on the State of the Navy 1684–6

Add MS 9302 Navy Papers 1618–87

Add MSS 9307 9316 Naval Papers 1618–1707

Add MS 11602 ‘One Hundred and Twenty Different Treatises, Principally Relating to the Navy, Collected by Richard Gibson’

Add MS 11684 Another volume of Gibson's collections

Add MS 15643 Committee of Intelligence 1679–83

Add MS 18986 Navy Committee 1651–2

Add MS 19872 Letters to Sir Henry Sheres

Add MS 21239 Ship King George in Voyage round the world 1785–8

Add MS 22546 Navy Committee correspondence 1649–53

Add MS 30369 ‘A Voyage for Whaling and Discovery … in the Rattler’ 1793–4

Add MS 32094 Papers relating to the second Anglo-Dutch War (1665–7)

Add MS 51511 Notebook kept by George Savile, Marquis of Halifax

Egerton MSS 2618, 3383 Naval Papers

Harleian MSS 6277, 6287 Naval Tracts

Harleian MS 6843 ‘How the Coast of yor Ma[je]sties Kingdome may be defended against any enemie’ [Elizabethan?]

Sloane MS 54 Voyage of Abraham Cowley around the World 1683–6

Sloane MS 2572 ‘A Survey of ye 17 provinces’ [Elizabethan]

Sloane MS 3820 ‘A Journall into the South Sea by Basil Ringrose’ 1680

Sloane MS 3833 Voyage of the Sweepstake to America 1669–70

Archives Diplomatique, Correspondence Politique Angleterre vol. VC

PRO 30/24 Shaftesbury Papers

SP 84 State Papers Foreign, Holland

ADM/L/D/95 Journals of the Diamond

CAD/D/18–20 Naval Papers

CLU/7 Naval Letters and Papers

JOD/1/2 Guard of the Narrow Seas: Admiral Sir John Penington's Journal 1631–6

JOD/58 Byron's Journal 1764–6

JOD/173 Journal of Samuel Atkins 1680–4

LBK/1 Letter Book of Sir John Narborough 1687–8

REC/1 Naval Papers, early seventeenth century

REC/3 Naval Documents

REC/4 Naval Miscellanies

REC/5 Naval Treaties

REC/6 Admiralty and Sea Manuscripts 1660–1700

REC/28/1 History of the Navy

REC/36 Historical Description of Dunkirk

SER/1 Navy Board Minutes 1673–4

MS 2141 Papers relating to Charles II's Escape from Worcester

MS 2142 Character of Charles II by the Marquess of Normanby

MS 2184, ‘April 21 1697 Mr Flamsteed's Acct of ye Beginning, Progress + present State … in ye Doctrine + Practice of Navigation’

MS 2349 John Cox his Travils over the Land into the South Seas

MS 2581 Pepys' Navy White Book

MS 2888 ‘The political grounds and maxims of the Republic of Holland and West Friesland’, translation by Toby Bonnell of Aanwysing der heilsam politike Gronden en Maximen van de Republicke van Holland en West-Vriesland (Leiden and Rotterdam, 1669)

LMS Papua Letters 1872–85, Micro MS Coll. 2 Reels 91–3

LMS Papua Journals 1871–1901, Micro MS Coll. 2 Reel 11

MS 1730 Thornton family

MS 2053 Stephens, Samuel, Surveyor to the New Zealand Company, Letters and Journals at Nelson, 1841–54

MS 2233 Parkinson, Thomas, 1642

MS 2812 Jenkins, Robert

MS 3205 Conway, Rose

MS 4282 Wright, S. E. L., Journal, 1842–4

MS 5694 Daniell, Henry Cooper

MS 8012 Baines, William M., Diary, 9 Aug.–30 Dec. 1850

MS N.24.1 ‘Narrative of a Residence in New Zealand’ 1839–40

MS Papers 0495, Diary of George Darling, 1842

MS TUL 138, 762 Tully, J., Diaries, 1841–6

Ref 89–084 Murray, John, Journal, 1839–43

LMS Papua Letters 1872–85, Micro MS Coll. 2 Reels 91–3

LMS Papua Journals 1871–1901, Micro MS Coll. 2 Reel 11

MS 1730 Thornton family

MS 2053 Stephens, Samuel, Surveyor to the New Zealand Company, Letters and Journals at Nelson, 1841–54

MS 2233 Parkinson, Thomas, 1642

MS 2812 Jenkins, Robert

MS 3205 Conway, Rose

MS 4282 Wright, S. E. L., Journal, 1842–4

MS 5694 Daniell, Henry Cooper

MS 8012 Baines, William M., Diary, 9 Aug.–30 Dec. 1850

MS N.24.1 ‘Narrative of a Residence in New Zealand’ 1839–40

MS Papers 0495, Diary of George Darling, 1842

MS TUL 138, 762 Tully, J., Diaries, 1841–6

Ref 89–084 Murray, John, Journal, 1839–43

D 147 Navall Essays written by Sir Hen[ry] Shere[s] Whilst a Prison[e]r in ye Gate-House Anno 1691

A 195 A–B Correspondence and Papers of Samuel Pepys

A 342 Letters to Sir Henry Shere 1676–9

A 464 Papers on the State of the Navy 1684–6

D 147 Navall Essays written by Sir Hen[ry] Shere[s] Whilst a Prison[e]r in ye Gate-House Anno 1691

A 195 A–B Correspondence and Papers of Samuel Pepys

A 342 Letters to Sir Henry Shere 1676–9

A 464 Papers on the State of the Navy 1684–6

Add MS 9302 Navy Papers 1618–87

Add MSS 9307 9316 Naval Papers 1618–1707

Add MS 11602 ‘One Hundred and Twenty Different Treatises, Principally Relating to the Navy, Collected by Richard Gibson’

Add MS 11684 Another volume of Gibson's collections

Add MS 15643 Committee of Intelligence 1679–83

Add MS 18986 Navy Committee 1651–2

Add MS 19872 Letters to Sir Henry Sheres

Add MS 21239 Ship King George in Voyage round the world 1785–8

Add MS 22546 Navy Committee correspondence 1649–53

Add MS 30369 ‘A Voyage for Whaling and Discovery … in the Rattler’ 1793–4

Add MS 32094 Papers relating to the second Anglo-Dutch War (1665–7)

Add MS 51511 Notebook kept by George Savile, Marquis of Halifax

Egerton MSS 2618, 3383 Naval Papers

Harleian MSS 6277, 6287 Naval Tracts

Harleian MS 6843 ‘How the Coast of yor Ma[je]sties Kingdome may be defended against any enemie’ [Elizabethan?]

Sloane MS 54 Voyage of Abraham Cowley around the World 1683–6

Sloane MS 2572 ‘A Survey of ye 17 provinces’ [Elizabethan]

Sloane MS 3820 ‘A Journall into the South Sea by Basil Ringrose’ 1680

Sloane MS 3833 Voyage of the Sweepstake to America 1669–70

Archives Diplomatique, Correspondence Politique Angleterre vol. VC

PRO 30/24 Shaftesbury Papers

SP 84 State Papers Foreign, Holland

ADM/L/D/95 Journals of the Diamond

CAD/D/18–20 Naval Papers

CLU/7 Naval Letters and Papers

JOD/1/2 Guard of the Narrow Seas: Admiral Sir John Penington's Journal 1631–6

JOD/58 Byron's Journal 1764–6

JOD/173 Journal of Samuel Atkins 1680–4

LBK/1 Letter Book of Sir John Narborough 1687–8

REC/1 Naval Papers, early seventeenth century

REC/3 Naval Documents

REC/4 Naval Miscellanies

REC/5 Naval Treaties

REC/6 Admiralty and Sea Manuscripts 1660–1700

REC/28/1 History of the Navy

REC/36 Historical Description of Dunkirk

SER/1 Navy Board Minutes 1673–4

MS 2141 Papers relating to Charles II's Escape from Worcester

MS 2142 Character of Charles II by the Marquess of Normanby

MS 2184, ‘April 21 1697 Mr Flamsteed's Acct of ye Beginning, Progress + present State … in ye Doctrine + Practice of Navigation’

MS 2349 John Cox his Travils over the Land into the South Seas

MS 2581 Pepys' Navy White Book

MS 2888 ‘The political grounds and maxims of the Republic of Holland and West Friesland’, translation by Toby Bonnell of Aanwysing der heilsam politike Gronden en Maximen van de Republicke van Holland en West-Vriesland (Leiden and Rotterdam, 1669)

‘Arguments to prove that it is necessary for the restoring of the Navie of England to have more ffish eaten’ [1563] NMM REC/3.

‘A Discourse on the Necessity of Maintaining Freedom of the Seas by Keeping Shipping in an efficient state’, 35pp, NMM REC/1 Item 56.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Defects and Remedies in the present management of the royal navy’, BL Add MS 11602 ff. 57–61. Another version possibly in Gibson's hand dated 25 July 1693 and addressed to John Trenchard Add MS 11684 ff. 37–42.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Discourse on our Naval Conduct’, NMM REC/6 Item 16. Another two copies in BL Add MS 11602 ff. 37–41 and 43–9. Published as Reflections On Our Naval Strength, in J. Knox Laughton (ed.), The Naval Miscellany, vol. II (London, 1912) pp. 149–68.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Dr Richard Lower his proposal for the better Cureing Sick + Wounded Seamen … Wrot by Richard Gibson’, 9 December 1690 NMM REC/4 Item 59. Another version BL Add MS 11684 ff. 96–101.

Gibson, Richard, ‘The Dutch Action at Chatham Examined’, BL Add MS 11684 ff. 31–3.

Gibson, Richard, ‘A few Instances of English Courage and Conduct at Sea within the Memory of Richard Gibson’, BL Add MS 11684 ff. 2–21. Published in S. R. Gardiner and C. T. Atkinson (eds.), Letters and Papers Relating to the First Dutch War, 1652–4 (2 vols., London, 1899) vol. I pp. 2–30.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Gibson to Admiral Russell against Victualling the Royall Navy by Contract’, BL Sloane MS 2572 ff. 88–91. Another version possibly in Gibson's hand dated London 27 February 1693/4 BL Add MS 11684 ff. 59–62.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Gibson to Pepys about Victualling 23 August 1686’, BL Add MS 11684 ff. 65–73.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Heads of a Discourse between an English and Dutch Sea Captain how ye English came to Beate the Dutch at Sea in Anno 1652 + 1653’, BL Add MS 11602 ff. 90–1. Another version possibly in Gibson's hand: ‘A Discourse then between an English Sea-Captaine and a Dutch-Skipper how the English came to Beate the Dutch at Sea’, April 1654 BL Add MS 11684 ff. 30–2. The latter published in S. R. Gardiner and C. T. Atkinson (ed.), Letters and Papers Relating to the First Dutch War, 1652–4 (2 vols., London, 1899) vol. I pp. 31–3.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Memorials for the King About the Fleet, Flagg-Officers, Admiralty, Navy-Bord, Victualling, and Sick and Wounded Comissioners. Wrot at the Command of Sr John Trenchard the Secretary of State; by Richard Gibson’, London 5 October 1693 BL Add MS 11684 ff. 51–7.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Mr Gibson to Sam Pepys upon the present Method of Victualling’, 1 October 1686 NMM REC/4 Item 99 (Item 49 another copy dated 26 August 1686). Another copy in REC/6 Item 12.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Observations Upon Islands in Generall and England in particular relating to safety and strength at Sea’, NMM REC/6 Item 17 (ff. 271–82). Another version possibly in Gibson's hand: ‘Enquirys touching Islands in General + England in perticuler, relating to Safety + Strength at Sea’, BL Add MS 11684 ff. 22–9. The latter published in S. R. Gardiner and C. T. Atkinson (eds.), Letters and Papers Relating to the First Dutch War, 1652–4 (2 vols., London, 1899) vol. I pp. 33–47.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Observations on Queen Elizabeth's gentlemen sea captains’ ill-conduct', BL Add MS 11602 Item XVI.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Petition to the King concerning the mismanagement of the navy’, BL 11602 ff. 125–30.

Gibson, Richard, ‘Reasons to prove There hath been Negligence, Ignorance, or Treachery in ye Lds of Admiralty and Commissioners of the Navy … October 1693’, NMM CAD/D/20.

Gibson, Richard, ‘A Reformation in ye Royall Navy most Humbly Proposed to his Majesty King George by Richard Gibsen Gent.’, BL Add MS 11602 ff. 66–89.

Gibson, Richard, ‘How a State may the best provide itself for a Warr’, NMM REC/3 ff. 240–2.

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