Champions of the fleet : $b Captains and men-of-war and days that helped to make the empireFraser, Edward
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Champions of the fleet : $b Captains and men-of-war and days that helped to make the empire
Fraser, Edward
Great Britain -- History, Naval; Naval battles -- Great Britain
KILLED
_Names_ _Quality_
The Right Hon. Lord
Viscount Nelson, K.B.,
Duke of Bronté Commander-in-Chief
John Scott, Esq. Secretary
C. W. Adair Captain, Royal Marines
William Ram 9th lieutenant, R.N.
Robert Smith Midshipman
Thomas Whipple Captain’s clerk.
James Mansel Ab.[15]
Thomas Daniels L.M.
Thomas Thomas (1st) Ab.
James North Ordinary
Alfred Taylor Do.
James Parke Do.
William Shaw L.M.
Richard Jewell Ordinary
Charles Davis (1st) Do.
John Bowlin L.M.
William Brown (1st) Ab.
William Mark Do.
George Smith (1st) L.M.
John Wharton Ordinary
John King Quarter-gunner
Robert Davison Ab.
Edward Waters Do.
John Cowarden Ordinary
William Thompson (3rd) Ab.
Thomas Johnson Quartermaster
Andrew Sack Yeoman of signals
Alexander Walker Ab.
Arthur Hervin Ordinary
John Welch (2nd) Ab.
William Skinner Ordinary
Joseph Ward Do.
James Skinner Do.
Stephen Sabine 3rd class (boy)
George Welch 2nd class (boy)
Collin Turner 3rd class (boy)
_Royal Marines_
George Cochran Corporal
James Berry Drummer
James Green Private
John Brown (1st) Do.
Lambert Myers Do.
Samuel Wilks Do.
George Kennedy Do.
Daniel Hillier Do.
John Brannon Do.
James Norgrove Do.
Jeremiah G. Lewis Private
George Wilmott Do.
Bernard McNamara Do.
John Ebbsworth Do.
William Coburne Do.
William Jones Do.
William Perry Do.
John Palmer Do.
WOUNDED DANGEROUSLY
John Pasco Signal-lieutenant, R.N.
William Rivers (2nd) Midshipman
Alexander Palmer[16] Do.
John Bush Ordinary
Daniel McPherson L.M.
John Bergen Ordinary
Henry Cramwell[16] L.M.
William Jones (3rd) Do.
Hans Andersen Ab.
David Buchan Do.
Joseph Gordon[16] Ordinary
William Smith (2nd)[16] Do.
John Smith (2nd) Do.
John Saunders 3rd class (boy)
_Marines_
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