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The file comprises correspondence, 1825-1869, between Henry Whaite and Sarah Slater, H. Clarence Whaite's parents, before and after they were married, together with letters from their sons to their parents and to each other, and from other family members to Henry and Sarah Whaite. Also included is a letter, 1801, addressed to Henry Whaite's brother.

The file includes letters from Thomas Danby (2), J. Hey Davies (3), 1892, N. Prescott-Davies (2), 1896, the Derby Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery (5), 1891-1894, E. Rimbault Dibdin (3), 1904-1909, and John Duncan (8), 1904-1905.

The file includes letters from Carl Haag (2), 1889-1898, Parker Hagarty (1), 1898, H. W. Owen Hagreen (3), 1891-1892, J. Anderson Hague (1), 1883, George Harrison (5), 1890-1906, and William Harrison (32), 1865-1878.

The file includes letters from Andrew MacCallum (1), 1893, Emma Magnus (3), 1899, Helena J. Maguire (8), 1889-1893, the Manchester Art Gallery (6), 1890-1902, H. R. Marcus (43), 1869-1879, and B. S. Marks (6), 1895.

The file includes letters from Edwin A. Norbury (3), 1891, and the Midland Counties Art Museum, Nottingham (28), 1875-1903.

The file includes letters from the Corporation Art Gallery, Oldham (20), 1890-1910, and Samuel W. Oscroft (4), 1887-1908.

The file includes letters from the Society of Miniature Painters (8), 1897-1908, and Richard Gay Somerset (2), 1875, 1908.

The file includes letters from T. H. Thomas (5) 1891-1906, Katherine Cecil Thurston (19), 1906-1910, and Edward Trevor (2), 1878.

The file includes letters and papers relating to the foundation of the institution.

The file includes letters from Edwin Seward, the chairman, (6), 1888-1909, Parker Hagarty, secretary, (5), 1895-1897, Sydney M. Broad, secretary, (4), 1899-1900, and George F. Harris, secretary, (11), 1903-1907, together with exhibition circulars, annual reports, 1889-1890, and press cuttings.

The series comprises Whaite's letter books, 1886-1912, containing copies of letters to various correspondents, including prominent artists of the period, and influential people in the art world, together with letters to art societies and galleries. The contents relate, in the main, to his professional business as an artist and president of both the Manchester Academy of Fine Art and the Royal Cambrian Academy, but also to some matters of a personal nature.

The file includes letters to Elias Bancroft (13), John Cassidy (2), C. Cole (2), J. Pain Davis (2), S. J. Hodson (6), Parker Hagarty (10), H. Herkomer (6), Harold Hughes (2), S. Herbert (1), Douglas Gordon (11), Cuthbert C. Grundy (3), Joseph Knight (3), Paul Knight (4), Bertram Loud (4), B. S. Marks (4), Llewellyn Nevill Vaughan Lloyd-Mostyn, 3rd baron Mostyn (3), Hamilton Marr (3), H. S. Marks (2), Emma Magnus (2), Mary Mason (2), Arthur H. Marsh (2), John Parker (4), N. Prescott-Davies (2), Wallace Rimington (1), Harold Rathbone (2), E. Seward (2), Alfred Slocombe (4), A. Leslie Smith (1), T. H. Thomas (1), G. F. Watts (1), J. T. Watts (2), and G. Swinford Wood (8).

The file includes letters to J. Cassidy (4), E. Rimbault Dibdin (13), J. R. Furness (40), James Gresham (2), Cuthbert C. Grundy (6), Shirley Slocombe (4), and Harold Rathbone (16).

The file includes letters to Jonathan Pratt (1), and Harold Rathbone (1).

The series consists of biographical material, 1826-1912, material relating to the Whaite family, Bridge Street, Manchester, 1825-1879, and several items relating to membership of various societies to which H.Clarence Whaite belonged, 1869-1907.