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| Topic Started: 27 Dec 2007, 02:31 AM (2,254 Views) | |
| Frederick St Montgomery | 3 Jul 2008, 06:21 PM Post #36 |
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*crumpled up piece of note thrown into McIntyre's cell* I'll be down around midnight. And you so owe me for this. -"Zorro" |
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| Royal Navy & Marines | 20 Sep 2008, 09:01 AM Post #37 |
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*a note has somehow appeared outside Captain Stevenson's door during the night* Sur. I reegrit mnshineng abut Karprul Makntres pasd survse. Ken thyz cormarzhl be stopt? - Pryfat Suliven uf Hys Magestee's 2d Rgmt uf Foote ~ *addressed to Commodore St Montgomery* Sir, I would be most obliged if you would dine with me on the evening of the --th, in company with Major B-- and several officers of the Navy. Some proper society will do all of us quite good. Send your response by messenger if you are so inclined. Yr humble servant, Colonel George Trombley HM Marine Forces Kingston |
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| Frederick St Montgomery | 20 Sep 2008, 11:05 PM Post #38 |
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Colonel I'd be pleased to accept your invitation *on a new piece of paper* Colonel Trombley, I shall be honoured to accept your invitation to dine with you. Commodore St Montgomery, HMS Dauntless |
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| Royal Navy & Marines | 24 Nov 2008, 10:20 PM Post #39 |
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To Whomever It Concerns, I regret to report the death of Lieutenant Thomas Forster. He was found in his quarters in the early hours of 11th July, by myself and his steward, Private Newbury. Doctor Finch will provide complete details in his report. Obliged, &c., Captain A. Cartwright Marines detachment, His Majesty's Ship Dauntless |
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| Royal Navy & Marines | 15 Dec 2008, 01:31 AM Post #40 |
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*tacked up with a hob-nail* Gawd bles Lef'tened Forstur. Ant Too hel wif Capn Stevansen. |
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| Kevin O'Brien | 21 Dec 2008, 01:50 AM Post #41 |
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Captain Gillette, sir, I was wondering if I might speak to you regarding commissions, and erm...quasi commissions, and resignations. Yours, Midshipman O'Brien |
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| Gillette | 6 Feb 2009, 08:42 AM Post #42 |
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Mister O'Brien, Resigning commissions? What about it? You have not been talking to Mister Evans, I hope. Captain Gillette |
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| Kevin O'Brien | 2 Mar 2009, 05:54 PM Post #43 |
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Captain Gillette, sir, I have spoken to Mister Evans, but it had nothing to do with resignations. I simply feel that I am not cut out for the position of an officer in His Majesty's Navy, and I'd like to know what I must do to resign. Please, sir, I mean this not as an attack nor offence to your's or Commodore Norrington's characters, and I appreciate the two of you allowing me to join, and I shall never forget it, but I think I'm...God did not mean for me to be a warrior, or to command men, and I think it better I seek my fortune elsewhere. Yours, Midshipman O'Brien |
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| James Norrington | 9 Mar 2009, 06:07 PM Post #44 |
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Commodore St Montgomery, It has come to my attention, sir, from an anonymous source, that the church which was recently burned down may not have been the act of a deranged priest. While I am a good Anglican myself, sir, they are brothers of the faith, and I beg your permission to investigate the cause of it myself. Sincerely, Lt Malcolm Reed |
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| Lord Cutler Beckett | 10 Mar 2009, 03:13 PM Post #45 |
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A letter is delivered to the Commodore's office bearing the seal of the East India Trading Company. Commodore St Montgomery, The East India Trading Company will be conducting a series of interrogations, searches and, if necessary, arrests of certain citizens in the Port Royal region over the next few days in connection to the theft of Company property and finances. The Company does not doubt your dedication to the upholding of the law, but wishes to impress upon you the necessity for discretion on the part of you and those under your command concerning these investigations. It is a Company matter, and not a military issue. Signed, Lord Cutler Beckett PS: A second letter shall be dispatched to you shortly after this one. It shall contain details of an unrelated matter to this one, but one which nevertheless I feel is of the greatest interest to you. Several hours later, another sealed envelope is delivered. Commodore St Montgomery, My administrative staff have just completed confirming the authentication of the documents you provided concerning the conduct of certain individuals, both civilian, military and political, in relation to the incident concerning former-Commodore Norrington that we have already discussed. They collaborate with one another, as promised by yourself. I'm sure you feel that all concerned should face the same charges that have been brought against James Norrington; aiding and abetting a known criminal. I have my own recommendations on what course of action to take, but I am open to any suggestions you may have on how to proceed, and shall be available to meet you later today, after I have met with Governor Swann to discuss the matter. Signed, Lord Cutler Beckett Edited by Lord Cutler Beckett, 10 Mar 2009, 03:14 PM.
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| Frederick St Montgomery | 10 Mar 2009, 07:52 PM Post #46 |
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Mr Reed, I shall consider your request at this time. However, certain circumstances pending, we may find ourselves short of officers, and may need to press loyal officers into higher positions. Meet me in my office later, and we shall further discuss your proposal. Commodore St Montgomery Lord Cutler Beckett, Regarding those individuals who were in collaboration with Norrington, I have numerous suggestions to make. Seeing as how such men, by aiding an enemy, were commuting no less than treason, I suggest the harshest punishment for the offenders. These are not trustworthy individuals, but given...the inadequacies of secrecy prevalent for now, I do agree that the specifics are better discussed in person. I look forward to our meeting. Regards, Commodore St Montgomery Mr O'Brien, You are to report to my office immediately, and to stay outside of it, until such time as I am available to deal with you personally. Commodore St Montgomery |
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| Gillette | 11 Mar 2009, 11:54 AM Post #47 |
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Mister O'Brien, May I suggest that making your feelings and intentions known so publicly was not very wise? Do and say nothing else, to anyone, or I can't help you. Captain Gillette |
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| Kevin O'Brien | 15 Mar 2009, 08:50 PM Post #48 |
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Captain Gillette, sir, I have to go speak with St Montgomery now, what am I to do? I can't skip that meeting! Yours, Midshipman O'Brien |
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| Gillette | 17 Mar 2009, 09:45 AM Post #49 |
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Midshipman O'Brien, You'll do exactly what I've told you to do; say and do nothing else. Captain Gillette -- Commodore St Montgomery, I respectfully submit that Midshipman O'Brien be sent to hospital immediately. He has not been in the best health of late and I suspect he has taken a fever. Captain Gillette |
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| Frederick St Montgomery | 18 Mar 2009, 01:20 AM Post #50 |
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Gillette, I have to wonder what would prompt you, of all people, to inform me that O'Brien has taken ill. Hopefully I will not find out that you and O'Brien have taken to each other, like rumour says that you and Norrington did. There are consequences if you have, do recall that. Commodore St Montgomery *hidden inside a Bible in St Montgomery's Sea Chest* Definite Enemies Gillette Groves Midshipmen Cartwright Kirke the Marines the Army Possible Enemies Everyone Jack Sparrow Kevin O'Brien Will Become Enemies (Backstab them first) Elizabeth Swann Beckett Mercer Incompetent Fools King George Heyworth Norrington Governor Swann dangerously so? |
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| Gillette | 20 Mar 2009, 11:08 PM Post #51 |
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Commodore St Montgomery, I'd think it was the responsibility of any good officer to know of the welfare of his subordinates. Mister O'Brien has not been in the best of health, of late. Therefore, I believe a stay in hospital would serve him well. Captain Gillette |
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| Frederick St Montgomery | 2 Jun 2009, 07:49 PM Post #52 |
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Gillette, He's your man. If he must stay in hospital, it's your call, but if I find he is no sicker than a man after a night of shore leave, then you'll be the one paying the price. Commodore St Montgomery |
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| Frederick St Montgomery | 20 Aug 2009, 09:20 PM Post #53 |
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As I'm sure mostly everyone is aware now, I have been promoted from the rank of Commodore to Admiral, and will be taking up my station in Kingston. While I know some of you blaggards in Port Royale now think this means you will have the opportunity to continue to wantonly disregard command orders, as such you were all doing under your previous commander, I am informing you that such shall no longer be the case. Any man caught disobeying my orders, regardless of your rank will be be immediately receiving 1,000 lashes, and face a court martial. The time of these ridiculous enlightenment nonsense that previous commanders have been pursuing is over. I will have obedience, or you will be put to death like the traitors you are. Rear Admiral Frederick William St Montgomery, Kingston |
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| Freondsceap Drake | 25 Jul 2010, 09:42 PM Post #54 |
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*posted up in Kingston's Navy Yard* Is striapach é St. Montgomery! -Zorro |
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