HMS Invincible – Further Update
Members will be interested in the following update on the HMS Invincible excavation, which the Society has been pleased to support.
Nelson and the Slave Trade: A Position Statement by The Nelson Society
THE NELSON SOCIETY
President: The Hon Peregrine Nelson Hood
Nelson and the Slave Trade: A Position Statement by The Nelson Society
INTRODUCTION
In the wake of the […]
Anna Tribe
We regret to report the death of Anna Tribe OBE JP, on 26 April 2020.
Anna was the great-great-great granddaughter of Nelson and Emma Hamilton. A Vice-President of The Nelson Society, she was an ardent supporter of the Society and warmly regarded by the members. She will be sorely missed, and sympathy is extended to her family. A full tribute […]
HMS INVINCIBLE Update
Members will be interested in the following update on the HMS Invincible excavation, which the Society has been pleased to support.
The Neston Collieries, 1759-1855: An Industrial Revolution in Rural Cheshire
Members may be interested in the following email The Society has received from Anthony Annakin-Smith:
“I wondered if you would be kind enough to bring to your members’ attention a book to be published by the University of Chester, written by myself, which amongst other things discusses Emma Hamilton’s paternal family (father Henry, uncle Thomas and […]
NELSON BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE
The books listed below have come from Beryl Whipp a former long serving member of the Society.
Many of the books listed are second hand or indeed perhaps third hand with some in a very good condition, others only in a good/reasonable condition and a further group which are […]
The Immortal and the Hero: Nelson and Wellington
The Society has been contacted by Commodore Richard Lord CBE RN (Rtd) with the following invitation to members:
“I wondered if you might make your members living in the Salisbury aware of this event in support of Alabare’s work with veterans.
The idea for this fundraiser topic came from a paper by Andrew Lambert, Professor of Naval […]
The Nelson Garden Annual Lecture
Members may be interested in The Nelson Garden Annual Lecture on Thursday 24th October 2019
The lecture is not an event organised by The Nelson Society
Sea Fever 3: A Nelson Extravaganza
Members may interested in the
North Norfolk’s Festival of Poetry + Prose, Sea Fever 3: A Nelson Extravaganza
to be staged at Wells Maltings, Wells-next-the-Sea on Friday, October 18
Details of the programme can be found by clicking on this link
Please note this […]
Bath and Admiral Nelson
Last year The Nelson Society, with Bath World Heritage, introduced the hugely successful ‘Nelson Trail’, a walk around Bath hi-lighting the people and places connected with Admiral Lord Nelson during his many stays in the City. Now, to further support the Trail, the Nelson Society has published a new guide book ‘Bath and Admiral […]
Nelson Garden Party 2019
Members may be interested in The Nelson Garden Party in Monmouth. The Nelson Garden Team has done a great job in returning it to be very close to how it was when Nelson and the Hamiltons visited.
Please note that this is not an event organised by […]
Can You Help? – Jubilee Sailing Trust Emergency Appeal
Emergency Appeal
At a meeting on June 27th 2019, the Trustees resolved that we need to launch an emergency rescue fundraising effort to address our very serious financial challenges and to provide the working capital now needed to continue our activities.
Charity Registration No: 277810
Erasmus Darwin House presentation on Emma, Lady Hamilton.
The Society has received the following email which may be of interest to members:
“We are holding an anniversary dinner on 18 May 2019 and our after dinner speaker is royal historian and tv presenter talking on Emma, Lady Hamilton. We wondered if you would be able to circulate this to your members please. the […]
Peter Warwick 1949-2019
Peter Warwick 1949-2019
The Nelson Society is very sad to note the passing of the Chairman of the 1805 Club, Peter Warwick. Peter was an ebullient and enthusiastic Nelsonian and charismatic leader of the 1805 Club.
Peter’s funeral will be held on Wednesday 10th April at […]
HMS Invincible Excavation
HMS Invincible was a 74 gun, third rate ship of the line originally captured from the French in 1747. She sank off Portsmouth on 1758.
An article on the planned excavation of HMS Invincible appeared in the Dispatch Volume 12, Part 12, Autumn 2017 and an update on the progress of the excavation subsequently was […]
The Astonishing True Story of Lord Nelson’s Coffin
New TNS Publication: The Astonishing True Story of Lord Nelson’s Coffin
For those eagle eyed members who noted the announcement in the last Nelson Dispatch of its eminent publication The Nelson Society is now pleased to offer on sale “The Astonishing True Story of Lord Nelson’s Coffin”. A very original and […]