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A recommendation for abolishing the rank of commander in the Royal Navy.
Four days at Portsmouth, on the eve of war, March, 1854 : From Rapher's Magazine.
Considerations on the late naval war, and the arrangements which are necessary to prevent future miscarriages.
Maritime states and military navies.
State of the Navy : Speech delivered in the House of Commons by the Right Honourable Sir John Pakington, Bart., M.P., First Lord of the Admiralty, on introducing the navy estimates. February 25, 1859.
Administration of the Admiralty : Opinions of the late Right Honourable Sir George Cockburn, Bt. G.C.B. Admiral of the Fleet, on the necessity of remodelling the Admiralty Board. Reprinted from the "Times" of the 1st and 2nd Feb. 1855 /
Our navy and its resources /
A letter on the national dangers which result from the great deterioration in the seamen of the Mercantile Marine : with reasons for the adoption of an apprentice system; addressed to His Grace the Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the Admiralty /
Administration of the Admiralty /
Facts and observations with reference to masters, R.N. : With a plan for the removal of their disabilities.
On the modifications which the ships of the Royal Navy have undergone during the present century in respect to dimensions, form, means of propulsion, and power of attack and defence : together with a letter on the Steam Navy of France.
Remarks on the naval operations in the Black Sea, and the siege of Sevastopol.
Naval rank, as expressed by its present titles, a naval wrong, and a national injury /
A few words on maritime warfare /
Suggestions for improving the position of the officers of the Royal Navy, with some remarks on the constitution of the Board of Admiralty.
The Navy list and the Navy.