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327:, this had risen to £30,393. In due course facilities were consolidated into Victualling Yards each with several processes and related storehouses accommodated on a single site. The Yards had deep-water wharves and were accessible (wind and weather permitting) from the major anchorages used by the Fleet. Under normal circumstances, ships due to set sail were expected to come to the nearest Yard to be loaded up with provisions. These would include preserved foodstuffs designed to last weeks or even months:
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587:, who had taken an active interest in developments. Each was designed to maximize efficient storage, manufacture and seafront delivery of provisions, whilst also presenting a strikingly monumental symmetrical frontage to the sea. The Royal William Yard, in particular, has been described as "a unique concept in English industrial history: as a planned state manufacturing complex, on such a lavish scale, it is without comparison".
532:. It consisted of a central Grand Storehouse, flanked by two sizeable manufactories alongside the waterfront: a mill/bakery on one side, a brewery on the other (providing biscuits and beer respectively). The other buildings on site include cooperages (for manufacturing barrels), officers' residences and an elegant Slaughterhouse (for provision of salted beef), all in matching limestone and arranged on a symmetrical grid layout.
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British Army. The single largest contributor of calories was beer, of which the
Victualling Board purchased sufficient quantity that each sailor could consume a ration of one gallon per day. Food - principally bread, pork, beef, peas and oatmeal - was provided by the Board as stores for up to six months at a time. By the late 1750s this diet was supplemented with
275:(which had its headquarters nearby on Tower Hill), the Victualling Board was effectively independent. The Victualling Board took over certain functions, including medical services, from the Transport Board on its dissolution in 1817. The Victualling Board itself was abolished in the Admiralty reforms of 1832, victualling then became the responsibility of the
645:. Here, a spacious victualling yard was laid out between the dockyard proper and the fortified ordnance yard; still standing today, it consists of two long storehouses facing each other across an open quadrangle, the other two sides being formed by a cooperage and a row of officers' houses. The yard was eventually completed in around 1860.
268:, however, the system was breaking down (the government complaining that sufficient provisions had not been delivered, and the contractor complaining that payment had not been made). As a result of this, a salaried Board of Commissioners was established in 1683, and this body retained oversight of victualling for the next 150 years.
191:. It oversaw the vast operation of providing naval personnel (140,000 men in 1810) with enough food, drink and supplies to keep them fighting fit, sometimes for months at a time, in whatever part of the globe they might be stationed. It existed from 1683 until 1832 when its function was first replaced by the
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Overseas victualling was, where possible, arranged through contracts with local suppliers. In some places these were overseen by a resident Agent appointed by the
Victualling Commissioners (though in more out-of-the-way locations ships' captains were expected to make their own arrangements). In the
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Though by no means perfect the system generally improved; if the food was of poor quality, at least there was plenty of it. Modern research has shown that the sailor's diet during the mid-eighteenth century contained nearly twice as many calories per day than was available to men on shore or in the
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Deptford's Royal
Victoria yard remained open until 1961, after which a housing estate was built on the site (though some buildings/features were retained and converted for community use). The South Coast yards - the Royal Clarence and the Royal William - both closed in 1992; since then, both sites
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in protest at the foul quality of the food. Their captain Thomas
Penrose refused to name any of the culprits.) The reason so much of the manufacturing process took place in-house was to guarantee a level of quality. It was far easier to gauge the quality of raw materials than it would have been to
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Deptford's Yard was not comprehensively rebuilt in this way, but it did continue to grow, even after the adjacent
Dockyard had closed. (At its greatest extent, the site covered 35 acres.) During the 19th century, Deptford in particular began to stock or manufacture more specialised foodstuffs, in
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known as the Weevil yard, where the
Commissioners already owned a brewery and cooperage established in the early eighteenth century). Here the layout was less regimented, as the old cooperage was incorporated into the new complex; but it still presented an impressive frontage to the dockside (the
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and Stores. There were seven
Commissioners; the aforementioned six, plus the Chairman (who had direct oversight of the Cash department). The Victualling Board proceeded to build breweries, slaughterhouses, mills and bakeries near to the Royal Navy Dockyards to provide beer, salted meat, ship's
335:, oatmeal, butter, cheese and beer. Most of these items were transported and stored in casks, which were themselves manufactured by the Board in large numbers at its on-site cooperages. In addition, the Victualling Yards provided fresh meat, bread and other items to ships stationed in port.
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symmetry of which has recently been restored through the rebuilding of a wing to the
Granary, which had been demolished after the war). Royal Clarence was one of the first large industrial food processing plants in the country. Here, as at Royal William, many key buildings have survived
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In the first decade of the nineteenth century, the
Commissioners established new minor Yards at Sheerness and at Deal (which, like Dover, provided for ships anchored in the Downs). In the following decade, a complex of naval and victualling storehouses was built on
677:). Indeed, provisioning methods remained substantially unchanged until more widespread use of tinned foods, and then refrigeration, were adopted later in the century. At Gosport, the cooperage remained operational until 1970, when its work ceased along with the
244:). Officials of the Victualling Board were to remain accommodated here until the nineteenth century; however, the constraints of the site (and difficult riverside access) led to the establishment of a new manufacturing facility at the Deptford site (the future
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By the mid-seventeenth century the established arrangement was for a single contractor to be engaged to make all necessary victualling provisions, with the Navy Board laying down strict criteria on the quality of the provisions it required. In the 1660s,
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a victualling storehouse was in place by 1827, later to be joined by a bakery (a rare instance of manufacturing in an overseas Yard) and a set of tanks for collecting and storing fresh water. In 1845, a
Victualling Yard was built at
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evaluate finished product bought in from other providers (some of whom were not so scrupulous). Therefore, the Commissioners oversaw not only supply, but manufacture: of beer from hops, of flour from grain, of meat from livestock.
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433:) were all dependent on Deptford for victualling. (The Commissioners did maintain a small Yard at Chatham but little or no manufacturing took place here, it was more a storage depot). Deptford also directly supplied a
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addition to the more traditional fare: there were cocoa, pepper and mustard mills on the site, along with storehouses for tea, sugar, rice, raisins and wine, as well as tobacco. In 1858, Deptford was renamed the
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The Victualling Yards in Britain had for the most part developed haphazardly over time. In 1822, however, the Victualling Board decided to rationalise its Plymouth operation in a new, centralised site at
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is housed in one of its former buildings (the mill/bakery - of a monumental character similar to that of the Royal William Yard in Plymouth). At around the same time, work was beginning on the
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had been appointed in 1550 a principal officer of the Navy Board to oversee contracts for food and other provisions for the Navy. In 1550 he was listed as one of the seven members of the
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MacDonald, Janet (1 June 2009). "Documentary Sources Relating to the Work of the British Royal Navy's Victualling Board during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1793–1815".
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assigned to each ship to oversee the distribution of supplies, and obliged each one to lodge a cash surety, and to keep complete accounts of every item issued. By the time of the
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was the largest and busiest of the Victualling Yards (being advantageously close to the food wharves and markets of London). The other Naval Dockyards in the Thames area (
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By 1739 the various Victualling Office facilities cost the state £16,241 to maintain, in addition to expenses for the purchase of victuals. In 1747, during the
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was accommodated in the Tower of London, but it soon spread outside the precincts to the east (on to the site of the recently dissolved and demolished Abbey of
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biscuits and other supplies under its own quality control. In 1725, the Victualling Commissioners, the Navy Board, the Sick and Hurt Commissioners and the
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By the early eighteenth century, Victualling Yards of various sizes had been established alongside several Royal Naval Dockyards in Britain, including
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have been sold to the private sector and their buildings (most of which are listed) have been converted to residential, office and leisure uses.
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New Victualling Yards were still being established in the early 20th century, both at home (e.g. the Royal Elizabeth Yard,
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There was ongoing awareness of the need to stamp out corruption and improve quality. (In 1658 the crew of
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was built in 1799 (following the loss of a rented property), and remained in operation until the 1980s.
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The Command of The Ocean - A Naval History of Britain : Volume II 1649-1815
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This article contains quotations from this source, which is available under the
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This equates to £529 million as a share of Gross Domestic Product in 2015 terms.
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This equates to £317 million as a share of Gross Domestic Product in 2015 terms.
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Board of Admiralty, Comptroller of Victualling and Transport Services, 1832-1862
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Note: Below is a timeline of responsibility for victualling for the Royal Navy.
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Video footage of the last coopers working at Royal Clarence Yard in 1970
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Both the 'William' and the 'Clarence' yards were named after the future
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was abolished. His former duties were divided between the newly formed
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only about 1% of supplies were actually condemned as unfit to eat.
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until 1869 then that office was also abolished and replaced by the
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Comptroller of Victualling and Chairman of the Victualling Board
5225:
5141:
Office of the Counsel for the Affairs of the Admiralty and Navy
3676:
Department of the Director of Merchant Shipbuilding and Repairs
2713:
2228:
1993:
1301:
Board of Admiralty, Contract and Purchase Department, 1869-1964
3616:
Department of the Deputy Controller for Auxiliary Shipbuilding
2890:
Office of the Additional Naval Assistant to the First Sea Lord
3646:
Department of the Director of Aircraft Maintenance and Repair
3606:
Department of the Controller-General of Merchant Shipbuilding
726:
Principal Officers and Commissioners of the Victualling Board
4016:
Naval Personnel Services and Officer Appointments Department
3746:
Department of the Director of Welfare and Service Conditions
2442:
2089:
1722:
The British Navy, Economy and Society in the Seven Years War
1304:
Board of Admiralty, Superintendent of Victualling, 1870-1878
5969:
Commodore RFA and Deputy Director Royal Navy Afloat Support
4181:
Regional Organisation for Merchant Shipbuilding and Repairs
4106:
Office of the Assistant Controller Research and Development
612:
Gateway to the former Victualling Yard in Vittoriosa, Malta
3731:
Department of the Director of Underwater Weapons Materials
3711:
Department of the Director of Physical Training and Sports
3521:
Department of Naval Assistant (Foreign) to Second Sea Lord
620:
One of a pair of former Victualling Storehouses on Bermuda
457:
before being handed over to the Irish government in 1923.
4256:
Royal Naval College and the School for Naval Architecture
4081:
Office of the Admiral Commanding Coast Guard and Reserves
1676:"Purchasing Power of British Pounds from 1264 to Present"
1621:"Purchasing Power of British Pounds from 1264 to Present"
1298:
Board of Admiralty, Comptroller of Victualling, 1862-1870
501:, these did not prove durable). On Gibraltar, however, a
226:
Board of Principal Officers and Commissioners of the Navy
5166:
Office of the Solicitor for the Affairs of the Admiralty
5156:
Office of the Receiver of Droits High Court of Admiralty
5029:
Department of the Additional Civil Lord of the Admiralty
4156:
Office of the Translator of French and Spanish Languages
3776:
Department of the Inspector of Dockyard Expense Accounts
3536:
Department of Personal Services and Officer Appointments
3786:
Department of the Medical Director-General of the Navy
2152:
Commissioner, Royal William Victualling Yard, Plymouth
2146:
Commissioner, Royal Clarence Victualling Yard, Gosport
1307:
Board of Admiralty, Director of Victualling, 1878-1964
3771:
Department of the Inspector of Anti-Aircraft Weapons
3661:
Department of the Director of Electrical Engineering
3381:
Admiralty Underwater Weapons Launching Establishment
1242:
1822-1832 Sir William Burnett Kt. (ktd. 25 May 1831)
6109:
6073:
6012:
5893:
5862:
5711:
5703:
List of fleets and major commands of the Royal Navy
5680:
5641:
5566:
5546:
5413:
5380:
5327:
5320:
5259:
5161:
Office of the Registrar High Court of the Admiralty
5085:
5037:
5017:
4949:
4931:
4898:
4882:
4836:
4520:
4489:
3701:
Department of the Director of Naval Weather Service
3681:
Department of the Director of Merchant Ship Repairs
3671:
Department of the Director of Merchant Shipbuilding
3571:
Department of the Chief Inspector of Naval Ordnance
3511:
Department of Aeronautical and Engineering Research
3234:
3203:
2953:
2923:
2885:
Office of the Naval Assistant to the First Sea Lord
2875:
2843:
2775:
2747:
2667:
2536:
2479:
2453:
2269:
2161:
2100:
2034:
155:
141:
131:
94:
78:
62:
54:
49:
5121:Office of the Marshall High Court of the Admiralty
5106:Office of the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty
4497:Office of the Permanent Secretary to the Admiralty
4131:Office of Extra Naval Assistant to Second Sea Lord
3816:Directorate-General, (Naval Manpower and Training)
3716:Department of the Director of Torpedoes and Mining
2830:Office of the Permanent Secretary to the Admiralty
1701:(Thesis). University of Exeter. pp. 185–189.
1646:British Naval Administration in the Age of Walpole
1643:
5171:Office of the Solicitor to the Admiralty and Navy
3801:Department of the Storekeeper-General of the Navy
3566:Department of the Admiral of the Training Service
2367:Comptroller of Victualling and Transport Services
2331:Comptroller of the Navy and Chairman of the Board
2189:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Cape of Good Hope
748:1822-1832 Hon. Granville Anson Chetwynd Stapylton
5151:Office of the Deputy Judge Advocate of the Fleet
3741:Department of the Director of Warship Production
3726:Department of the Director of Underwater Weapons
3686:Department of the Director of Naval Construction
3591:Department of the Comptroller of Steam Machinery
3561:Department of Superintendent of de-magnetisation
3506:Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy
3170:Torpedo, Anti-Submarine and Minewarfare Division
772:Additional Comptrollers of the Victualling Board
546:under construction (left) and the old fortified
5908:Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff (Capability)
5282:Second Sea Lord and Deputy Chief of Naval Staff
3796:Department of the Physician General of the Navy
3706:Department of the Director of Personal Services
3626:Department of the Director Contract-Built Ships
3516:Department of Miscellaneous Weapons Development
2385:Commissioners for Examining Accounts (Incurred)
1827:The British Navy's Victualling Board, 1793-1815
240:, and in 1650 a slaughterhouse was acquired in
3736:Department of the Director of Unexploded Bombs
3696:Department of the Director of Naval Recruiting
3636:Department of the Director-General of Manpower
3556:Department of Research Programmes and Planning
3391:Air Equipment and Naval Photography Department
3386:Architectural and Engineering Works Department
2183:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Rio de Janeiro
1757:"Weevil : Before the Royal Clarence Yard"
1591:. National Archives, 1660-1975, ADM Division 3
5959:Commander United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group
5237:
5057:Department of the Director of Contract Labour
5025:Department of the Civil Lord of the Admiralty
4908:Department of the Civil Lord of the Admiralty
4381:Scientific Research and Experiment Department
4151:Office of the Senior Psychologist of the Navy
3751:Department of the Director of Wreck Dispersal
3691:Department of the Director of Naval Equipment
3651:Department of the Director of Contract Labour
3331:Admiralty Naval Aircraft Materials Laboratory
2725:
2646:Resident Commissioner, Cape of Good Hope Yard
2325:Treasurer of the Navy and Senior Commissioner
2240:
2005:
1796:Lake, Jeremy; Douet, James (1 January 1998).
517:Gateway to the Royal William Victualling Yard
469:17th century there were Agent Victuallers in
319:Activity at Plymouth's Victualling Yard, 1835
169:Commissioners for the Victualling of the Navy
148:Commissioners for the Victualling of the Navy
8:
4376:School of Mathematics and Naval Construction
3766:Department of the Paymaster Director-General
3576:Department of the Chief of Naval Information
3546:Department of Physical Training & Sports
3371:Admiralty Torpedo Experimental Establishment
3070:Naval Air Organisation and Training Division
2658:Resident Commissioner, Trincomalee Dockyard
1798:"Thematic Survey of English Naval Dockyards"
1541:Pepys's Navy: Ships, Men and Warfare 1649-89
449:, Ireland (successor to an earlier depot at
271:Though nominally under the direction of the
32:
5918:Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff (Policy)
5277:First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff
3756:Department of the Flag Officer Sea Training
3631:Department of the Director-General Aircraft
2195:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Heligoland
2128:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Haulbowline
5324:
5302:Judge Advocate General of the Armed Forces
5244:
5230:
5222:
4126:Office of the Deputy Controller Production
4086:Office of the Admiral Commanding, Reserves
3826:Dockyards and Fleet Maintenance Department
3436:Boom Defence and Marine Salvage Department
3376:Admiralty Underwater Weapons Establishment
3256:Admiralty Central Metallurgical Laboratory
3035:Gunnery and Anti-Aircraft Warfare Division
2732:
2718:
2710:
2497:Resident Commissioner, Portsmouth Dockyard
2247:
2233:
2225:
2134:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Portsmouth
2012:
1998:
1990:
1519:
1517:
1515:
1513:
1511:
1509:
673:, Sydney Harbour, Australia: built by the
669:) and abroad (e.g. the Royal Edward Yard,
5116:Office of the Judge Advocate of the Fleet
4738:Admiral Commanding, Orkneys and Shetlands
4166:Office of the Vice Controller of the Navy
4146:Office of the Senior Psychologist (Naval)
3611:Department of the Controller for Navy Pay
3586:Department of the Civil Engineer-in-Chief
3356:Admiralty Signals and Radar Establishment
3311:Admiralty Marine Technology Establishment
3261:Admiralty Civilian Shore Wireless Service
2553:Resident Commissioner, Cadiz Yard, (1694)
2527:Resident Commissioner, Devonport Dockyard
2521:Resident Commissioner, Sheerness Dockyard
2201:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Gibraltar
1874:. p, 4 London : Sampson Low, Marston
1735:
1733:
1731:
1528:. Swindon: English Heritage. p. 299.
1481:"Chapter VI: The Director of Victualling"
1401:International Journal of Maritime History
689:Administration and structure of the Board
437:(established in the eighteenth century).
353:had demolished the Victualling Office at
277:Comptroller of Victualling and Transports
70:Office of the Surveyor of Marine Victuals
5926:Commander Fleet Operational Sea Training
5176:Office of the Solicitor to the Admiralty
5136:Office of the Chief Naval Judge Advocate
4553:Commodore, Arabian Seas and Persian Gulf
3721:Department of the Director of Transports
3601:Department of the Controller of the Navy
2515:Resident Commissioner, Deptford Dockyard
2509:Resident Commissioner, Plymouth Dockyard
2503:Resident Commissioner, Woolwich Dockyard
2403:Civil Architect and Engineer of the Navy
2140:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Plymouth
758:1803-1822, Captain, George Philips Towry
753:Deputy Chairman of the Victualling Board
5608:History of the Royal Navy (before 1707)
5201:Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division
5186:Court of Admiralty for the Cinque Ports
5062:Department of the Surveyor of Buildings
4121:Office of the Deputy Controller of Navy
3811:Department of the Surveyor of Dockyards
3806:Department of the Surveyor of Buildings
3791:Department of the Physician of the Navy
3656:Department of the Director of Dockyards
3361:Admiralty Surface Weapons Establishment
2622:Resident Commissioner, Amherstburg Yard
2616:Resident Commissioner, Bermuda Dockyard
2491:Resident Commissioner, Chatham Dockyard
2171:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Jamaica
2122:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Harwich
2110:Commissioner, Victualling Yard Deptford
1358:
1329:
6034:Commando Training Centre Royal Marines
5181:Office of the Counsel to the Admiralty
5146:Office of the Counsel to the Admiralty
4923:Department of the Surveyor of the Navy
4828:Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches
3951:Naval Artillery and Torpedo Department
3075:Naval Artillery and Torpedoes Division
2895:Office of the Hydrographer of the Navy
2652:Resident Commissioner, Bombay Dockyard
2586:Resident Commissioner, Port Mahon Yard
2213:Commissioner, Victualling Yard Bermuda
2207:Commissioner, Victualling Yard Antigua
1650:. Princeton University Press. p.
1500:Samuel Pepys and the world he lived in
912:1711-1714 Sir Francis Marsham 3rd Bart
701:department, the Dry Goods department,
665:: a minor yard built to serve the new
31:
6039:Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
6004:Serving senior Royal Marines officers
5949:Commander United Kingdom Strike Force
5656:Commander United Kingdom Strike Force
4941:Department of the Permanent Secretary
4901:Parliamentary and Financial Secretary
4813:Commander-in-Chief, Thames and Medway
4728:North America and West Indies Station
4136:Office of the Inspector Gun Mountings
4116:Office of the Chief Polaris Executive
3666:Department of the Director of Manning
3251:Admiralty Central Dockyard Laboratory
3000:Air Warfare and Fly Training Division
2634:Resident Commissioner, Malta Dockyard
2580:Resident Commissioner, Ascension Yard
2568:Resident Commissioner, Gibraltar Yard
2177:Commissioner, Victualling Yard, Malta
1434:. University of London, February 2003
1368:
1366:
1364:
1362:
745:1821-1822 Captain, John Clarke Searle
293:Parliamentary and Financial Secretary
179:, was the body responsible under the
7:
4598:Commander-in-Chief, Coast of Ireland
4076:Observatory at the Cape of Good Hope
4006:Naval Ordnance Inspection Department
3836:Dockyard Expense Accounts Department
3160:Tactical and Weapons Policy Division
2604:Resident Commissioner, Kingston Yard
2598:Resident Commissioner, Barbados Yard
2116:Commissioner, Victualling Yard Dover
1914:"Records of Victualling Departments"
1585:"Records of Victualling Departments"
714:all of which were components of the
5196:Queens's Bench Division (Admiralty)
5067:Department of the Director of Works
4808:South East Coast of America Station
4693:Commander-in-Chief, Leeward Islands
4341:Royal Naval War College, Portsmouth
4206:Office of the Chaplain of the Fleet
4171:Organisation and Methods Department
4111:Office of the Clerk of the Journals
3761:Department of the Engineer in Chief
3461:Civil Engineer in Chiefs Department
3276:Admiralty Constabulary Headquarters
3025:Directorate of Defence Plans (Navy)
2985:Anti-Submarine and Warfare Division
2628:Resident Commissioner, Quebec Yard
2610:Resident Commissioner, Ajaccio Yard
2592:Resident Commissioner, Halifax Yard
2574:Resident Commissioner, Antigua Yard
2562:Resident Commissioner, Kinsale Yard
2548:Resident Commissioner, Jamaica Yard
2361:Controller of Storekeepers Accounts
2044:Comptroller of Victualling Accounts
1318:Sir William Bellingham, 1st Baronet
5292:Commander, Allied Maritime Command
4803:Commander-in-Chief, South Atlantic
4441:Torpedo Experimental Establishment
4436:Superintendent of De-magnetisation
4366:Royal School of Naval Architecture
4101:Office of the Assistant Controller
4056:Navy, Army and Air Force Institute
3190:Tactical and Staff Duties Division
3185:Training and Staff Duties Division
2965:Administrative Planning Department
2640:Resident Commissioner, Madras Yard
2557:Resident Commissioner, Bombay Yard
2373:Commissioners for Current Business
2355:Controller of Victualling Accounts
1498:Wheatley, Henry Benjamin (2010) .
260:, reformed the system of having a
27:Division of the British Royal Navy
25:
6060:Royal Corps of Naval Constructors
5628:National Museum of the Royal Navy
5307:Warrant Officer to the Royal Navy
5191:King's Bench Division (Admiralty)
4964:Admiralty Central Registry Branch
4932:Direction of Naval Administration
4186:Royal Corps of Naval Constructors
4161:Office of the Vice Controller Air
3921:Materials and Priority Department
3846:Electrical Engineering Department
3581:Department of the Chief Scientist
3080:Navigation and Direction Division
3005:Air Warfare and Training Division
1918:discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk
1589:discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk
792:Comptroller of Victualling Stores
6186:
6185:
6124:Chief of the Admiralty War Staff
5939:Commandant General Royal Marines
5297:Commandant General Royal Marines
5126:Office of the Admiralty Advocate
5052:Contract and Purchase Department
4959:Admiralty Central Copying Branch
4301:Royal Naval Minewatching Service
4011:Naval Ordnance Stores Department
3486:Contract and Purchase Department
3471:Combined Operations Headquarters
3321:Admiralty Mine Design Department
3281:Admiralty Engineering Laboratory
2970:Administrative Planning Division
2349:Controller of Treasurer Accounts
2256:
2021:
1755:Williams, G.H. (December 1976).
1601:
780:Comptroller of the Cutting House
718:moved into new accommodation in
594:Entrance gate to Deptford's Yard
571:was begun in 1827 (on a site in
455:Royal Alexandra Victualling Yard
289:Contract and Purchase Department
119:
109:
99:
38:
6150:Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff
5954:Commander Littoral Strike Group
5698:Standing Royal Navy deployments
5688:List of active Royal Navy ships
5312:Corps Regimental Sergeant Major
5131:Office of the Admiralty Proctor
5047:Accountant-General's Department
4913:Accountant-General's Department
4451:Undersurface Warfare Department
4356:Royal Navy Shore Signal Service
4281:Royal Naval Engineering College
4141:Office of the Keeper of Records
4091:Office of the Admiralty Chemist
3541:Department of Physical Research
3421:Board of Invention and Research
3411:Amphibious Warfare Headquarters
3296:Admiralty Gunnery Establishment
3055:Local Defence Division Division
2857:Office of the Senior Naval Lord
2820:Office of the Senior Naval Lord
2433:Storekeeper-General of the Navy
1460:. Oxford University Press, 2017
1155:1784-1803 George Phillips Towry
742:1808-1821 Captain, Thomas Welsh
602:Royal Victoria Victualling Yard
568:Royal Clarence Victualling Yard
5913:Director People & Training
5267:Secretary of State for Defence
4950:Branches and offices under the
4763:Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth
4502:Office of the First Naval Lord
4490:Direction/Command of the Fleet
4461:Volunteer Boys and Cadet Corps
4316:Royal Naval Scientific Service
4266:Royal Naval College, Greenwich
4261:Royal Naval College, Dartmouth
4246:Royal Naval Propellant Factory
4216:Royal Naval Aircraft Workshops
3466:Coastguard and Reserves Branch
3351:Admiralty Signal Establishment
3326:Admiralty Mining Establishment
3316:Admiralty Materials Laboratory
3286:Admiralty Experimental Station
2862:Office of the First Naval Lord
2810:Office of the First Naval Lord
2750:of Admiralty and Naval affairs
2421:Accountant-General of the Navy
2391:Deputy Comptroller of the Navy
2379:Commissioners for Old Accounts
1920:. National Archives, 1660-1975
1893:Sainty, J.C. (February 2003).
529:Royal William Victualling Yard
325:War of the Austrian Succession
1:
6170:Vice Chief of the Naval Staff
6086:Uniforms of the Royal Marines
6029:Britannia Royal Naval College
5588:Admiralty in the 18th century
5583:Admiralty in the 17th century
5578:Admiralty in the 16th century
5272:Minister for the Armed Forces
5092:Admiralty Judicial Department
5072:Greenwich Hospital Department
4934:and the Admiralty Secretariat
4798:Scotland and Northern Ireland
4733:Commander-in-Chief, North Sea
4688:Levant and East Mediterranean
4633:East Indies and China Station
4331:Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
4241:Royal Naval Cordite Factories
4236:Royal Naval Auxiliary Service
3996:Naval Mobilisation Department
3976:Naval Intelligence Department
3971:Naval Construction Department
3871:Greenwich Hospital Department
3551:Department of Radio Equipment
3526:Department of Naval Education
3501:Department of Radio Equipment
3441:Britannia Royal Naval College
3346:Admiralty Research Laboratory
3266:Admiralty Compass Observatory
3221:Office of the Fourth Sea Lord
3211:Office of the Second Sea Lord
3195:Undersurface Warfare Division
3180:Trade and Operations Division
3115:Operations Division (Foreign)
3060:Mercantile Movements Division
2805:Office of the Naval Secretary
777:Comptroller of the Brew House
739:1803-1808 Captain. John Marsh
675:Government of New South Wales
435:Victualling Yard at Gibraltar
419:HM Victualling Yard, Deptford
297:Superintendent of Victualling
258:Clerk of the Acts of the Navy
5989:Commodore Submarine Flotilla
5618:History of the Royal Marines
5598:Historic forces and commands
5211:Colonial Courts of Admiralty
4837:Naval formations before 1707
4758:Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth
4568:Cape and West Africa Station
4507:Office of the First Sea Lord
4361:Royal Observatory, Greenwich
4286:Royal Naval Film Corporation
4276:Royal Naval College, Osborne
3821:Directorate General Training
3226:Office of the Fifth Sea Lord
3216:Office of the Third Sea Lord
3120:Operations Division (Mining)
3045:Gunnery and Torpedo Division
3010:Combined Operations Division
2924:Operational planning, policy
2867:Office of the First Sea Lord
2815:Office of the First Sea Lord
1608:Open Government Licence v3.0
1479:Hamilton, Sir Vesey (1896).
1224:1811-1832 Frederick Edgcumbe
1170:1789-1790 William Bellingham
1113:1761-1768 Tyringham Stephens
1083:Francis Haskins Eyles-Stiles
628:on the remote settlement of
331:, salted beef, salted pork,
222:General Surveyor of Victuals
6175:Judge Advocate of the Fleet
6119:First Lord of the Admiralty
6065:University Royal Naval Unit
5984:Rear-Admiral, Fleet Air Arm
5974:Commander Maritime Reserves
5804:Mine countermeasure vessels
5749:Pre-dreadnought battleships
5253:His Majesty's Naval Service
4521:Naval formations after 1707
4476:Women's Royal Naval Service
4271:Royal Naval College, Keyham
4231:Royal Naval Armaments Depot
4061:Navy and Army Canteen Board
3886:Joint Warfare Establishment
3366:Admiralty Surveying Service
3306:Admiralty Labour Department
3246:Admiralty Area Cash Offices
3235:Admiralty civil departments
3100:Naval Intelligence Division
2926:strategy, tactical doctrine
2876:Secretariat and staff under
2427:Superintendent of Transport
2319:Surveyor of Marine Victuals
2277:Lieutenant of the Admiralty
1287:Surveyor of Marine Victuals
1128:1767-1794 Alexander Chorley
954:1719-1728 William Passenger
643:dockyard complex in Bermuda
6243:
6081:Uniforms of the Royal Navy
5994:Commodore Surface Flotilla
5395:Royal Marines Band Service
5352:Royal Navy Medical Service
4883:Direction of Naval Finance
4864:Commander-in-Chief, Thames
4788:Commander-in-Chief, Rosyth
4683:Commander-in-Chief, Levant
4543:Commander-in-Chief, Africa
4471:Weapons Department (Naval)
4351:Royal Navy Medical Service
4311:Royal Naval Patrol Service
4021:Naval Publicity Department
3961:Naval Equipment Department
3926:Medical Consultative Board
3891:Medical Consultative Board
3491:Council of Naval Education
3416:Armament Supply Department
3341:Admiralty Regional Offices
3291:Admiralty Experiment Works
3110:Operations Division (Home)
2935:Admiralty Navy War Council
2905:Admiralty Navy War Council
2762:Lord High Admirals Council
2393:, (1793-1813), (1829-1832)
2283:Treasurer of Marine Causes
2056:Comptroller, Cutting-House
1720:Buchet, Christian (2013).
1413:10.1177/084387140902100111
1176:1790-1805 Francis Stephens
1149:1781-1786 Montagu Burgoyne
960:1720-1727 Henry Cartwright
957:1720-1721 Joshua Churchill
921:1712-1714 William Stephens
885:1704-1714 Kenrick Edisbury
870:1702-1706 Abraham Tilghman
839:1693-1695. Israel Fielding
464:A street sign in Gibraltar
303:under the control of the
285:Comptroller of Victualling
283:and in 1869 the office of
6222:History of the Royal Navy
6183:
6024:Admiralty Interview Board
4823:Flag Officer, West Africa
4623:Flag Officer, East Africa
4618:Commander-in-Chief, Dover
4613:Commander-in-Chief, China
4563:Cape of Good Hope Station
4481:Wireless Telegraphy Board
4326:Royal Naval Torpedo Depot
4321:Royal Naval Sick Quarters
4296:Royal Naval Medical Depot
4046:Naval Training Department
4036:Naval Security Department
4001:Naval Ordnance Department
3991:Naval Manpower Department
3956:Naval Engineering College
3456:Civil Catering Department
3301:Admiralty Interview Board
3030:Economic Warfare Division
2440:
2313:Keeper of the Storehouses
2087:
1825:Macdonald, Janet (2010).
1783:"Listed building details"
1642:Baugh, Daniel A. (1965).
1167:1787-1793 Samuel Marshall
1094:1748-1752 Tyrwhitt Cayley
1075:1747-1760 William Jenkins
1051:1741-1744 Thomas Trefusis
939:1714-1721 Thomas Reynolds
897:1706-1711 Thomas Reynolds
873:1703-1705 Thomas Jennings
842:1695-1702 John Burrington
797:Victualling Commissioners
761:1822-1823, Captain, Hon.
542:circa 1899, with the new
246:Deptford Victualling Yard
173:Victualling Commissioners
37:
6134:Commander-in-Chief Fleet
5734:Amphibious warfare ships
5623:National Maritime Museum
5603:Future of the Royal Navy
5357:Nursing Service (QARNNS)
4718:New Zealand Naval Forces
4391:Sea Transport Department
4226:Royal Naval Air Stations
4031:Naval Reserve Department
3406:Air Personnel Department
3204:Offices of the Sea Lords
3150:Standardisation Division
2900:Offices of the Sea Lords
2776:Boards and offices under
2307:Master of Naval Ordnance
1912:Archives, The National.
1841:"The Great Institutions"
1583:Archives, The National.
1559:National Maritime Museum
1378:National Maritime Museum
1236:1821-1827 Richard Creyke
1215:1808-1831 Nicholas Brown
1200:1803-1806 Rear-Admiral,
1134:1772-1776 William Gordon
1097:1752 Thomas Winterbottom
1078:1747-1761 Francis Vernon
1060:1744-1748 William Davies
972:1721-1734 William Fisher
864:1702-1703 William Wright
851:1699-1711. Henry Vincent
827:1690-1699 Humphrey Ayles
818:1683-1690. Anthony Sturt
803:1683-1690. Nicholas Fenn
789:Comptroller of Hoytaking
786:Comptroller of Copperage
783:Comptroller of Dry Goods
116:Kingdom of Great Britain
6217:Royal Navy appointments
5999:Serving senior officers
5633:Naval Historical Branch
5101:High Court of Admiralty
4969:Admiralty Record Office
4918:Comptroller of the Navy
4859:Thames, Medway and Nore
4783:Flag Officer Submarines
4773:Royal East African Navy
4336:Royal Naval War College
4221:Royal Naval Air Service
4041:Naval Stores Department
3966:Naval Historical Branch
3946:Nautical Almanac Office
3936:Medical Examining Board
3906:Hydrographic Department
3896:Medical Examining Board
3876:Inspector of Telegraphs
3861:Experimental Department
3431:Boom Defence Department
3401:Air Materiel Department
3336:Admiralty Record Office
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2980:Anti-Submarine Division
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1524:Coad, Jonathan (2013).
1374:"Sustaining the Empire"
1251:1827-1832 Captain, Sir
1247:William Lennox Bathurst
1239:1821-1832 Henry Garrett
1206:1805-1808 William Budge
1197:1799-1807 John Harrison
1158:1785-1799 George Cherry
1152:1781-1790 William Lance
1125:1765-1767 James Fortrey
1072:1746-1778 James Wallace
1057:1742-1755 Thomas Cooper
1054:1742 -1752 Richard Hall
1005:1728-1734 John Berkeley
968:Sir George Saunders Kt.
963:1721-1722 Hugh Cholmley
918:1711-1721 Samuel Hunter
915:1711-1718 Henry Vincent
888:1705-1711 Thomas Harlow
876:1704-1706 Samuel Hunter
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2748:Direction and control
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2068:Comptroller, Copperage
2062:Comptroller, Dry Goods
1829:. Woodbridge: Boydell.
1740:Lavery, Brian (1989).
1678:. MeasuringWorth. 2015
1623:. MeasuringWorth. 2015
1539:Davies, J. D. (2008).
1253:James Alexander Gordon
1220:Edward Richard Stewart
1209:1807-1822 Thomas Welsh
1185:1794-1809 Sadleir Mood
1137:1776-1778 Henry Pelham
1131:1768-1780 Thomas Colby
1122:1763-1772 George Marsh
1069:1746-1747 John Russell
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1173:1790-1798 Joseph Hunt
1143:1778-1787 James Kirke
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1194:1798-1803 John Marsh
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4869:Narrow Seas
4653:Grand Fleet
2958:Naval Staff
2795:Navy Office
2679:Navy Office
2539:of the navy
2482:of the navy
2435:, (1829-32)
2423:, (1829-32)
2148:(1683-1832)
1937:Attribution
1878:21 December
1872:archive.org
1543:. Seaforth.
1407:: 239–262.
1289:, 1550-1679
1190:John Rodney
1047:William Hay
902:Thomas Bere
830:1690-1702.
812:1683-1690.
716:Navy Office
540:HMD Bermuda
443:Haulbowline
413:Maison Dieu
379:Before 1815
248:) in 1672.
238:Rotherhithe
218:Elizabeth I
185:victualling
58:(1683-1832)
6212:Royal Navy
6206:Categories
6112:leadership
5880:Navy Board
5834:Submarines
5769:Destroyers
5612:after 1707
5473:Flying Fox
5329:Royal Navy
5321:Components
5260:Leadership
4984:Air Branch
4668:Home Fleet
2790:Navy Board
2484:home yards
2263:Navy Board
1763:(12): 9–16
1724:. Boydell.
1438:5 February
1353:References
1264:1831-1832
1227:1813-1825
1188:1796-1803
1179:1793-1796
1161:1785-1811
1116:1762-1784
1085:, 3rd Bart
1063:1745-1746
1045:1738-1748
1039:1734-1746
1032:1734-1742
1026:1733-1738
1020:1729-1747
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900:1706-1725
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879:1704-1706
854:1702 Sir J
845:1699-1711
799:Included:
730:Included:
679:rum ration
626:Georgetown
548:North Yard
544:South Yard
524:Stonehouse
491:Heligoland
445:Island in
393:Portsmouth
273:Navy Board
189:Royal Navy
181:Navy Board
6101:Cutlasses
6074:Equipment
6013:Personnel
5814:Ironclads
5799:Ironclads
5784:Gun-brigs
5774:Fireships
5642:Operating
5505:President
4538:3rd Fleet
4533:2nd Fleet
4528:1st Fleet
2670:under the
2035:Principle
1851:5 October
1810:5 October
1767:5 October
1707:757128667
1565:5 October
1384:5 October
1260:John Hill
908:Henry Lee
881:Henry Lee
707:Hoytaking
703:Cooperage
695:Brewhouse
509:1815-1900
427:Sheerness
409:the Downs
355:Rochester
350:Maidstone
160:Admiralty
6192:category
6017:training
5896:officers
5809:Monitors
5779:Frigates
5764:Cruisers
5537:Wildfire
5521:Sherwood
5489:Hibernia
5449:Dalriada
5425:Calliope
2846:Admirals
2037:officers
1959:(1997).
1595:29 March
1464:27 March
1312:See also
1275:Timeline
475:Tangiers
431:Woolwich
401:Deptford
397:Plymouth
299:and the
242:Deptford
6046:Raleigh
5567:History
5481:Forward
5433:Cambria
2668:Offices
1682:26 June
1627:26 June
663:Dalmeny
578:in situ
573:Gosport
499:Antigua
495:Jamaica
471:Leghorn
451:Kinsale
423:Chatham
411:); the
405:Harwich
203:History
6110:Former
6054:Sultan
5894:Senior
5644:forces
5571:future
5513:Scotia
5465:Ferret
5457:Eaglet
4703:Medway
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1924:6 June
1847:. 2014
1705:
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1561:. 2014
1380:. 2014
1104:(Bart)
637:; the
485:, the
262:Purser
216:Under
136:London
55:Formed
5712:Ships
5681:Fleet
5529:Vivid
5441:Ceres
5086:Legal
1801:(PDF)
1324:Notes
479:Malta
333:pease
212:Yard)
6052:HMS
6044:HMS
5535:HMS
5527:HMS
5519:HMS
5511:HMS
5503:HMS
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5471:HMS
5463:HMS
5455:HMS
5447:HMS
5439:HMS
5431:HMS
5423:HMS
4723:Nore
1965:ISBN
1926:2017
1880:2017
1853:2014
1812:2014
1769:2014
1703:OCLC
1684:2016
1656:ISBN
1629:2016
1597:2017
1567:2014
1466:2017
1440:2017
1386:2014
497:and
489:and
487:Cape
473:and
429:and
403:and
348:HMS
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