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Papers, 1825-1912, of, or acquired by, the painter Henry Clarence Whaite, including correspondence, bills and vouchers, press cuttings, exhibition catalogues and related printed material, reflecting his work as an artist and as President of both the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts and the Royal Cambrian Academy; together with papers, 1825-1862, of the Whaite family of Manchester, and papers, 1873-1913, of the artist's daughter, Lily Whaite, a member of the Gwynedd Ladies' Art Society.

Twenty-six letters to H. Clarence Whaite from Frederick Alfred Slocombe, and his nephew Shirley Slocombe. These remain uncatalogued.

A collection of additional letters, 1900-1904, to Lily Whaite from her future husband, John Harris, Vicar of Harlech. This group remains uncatalogued.

A further consignment of papers were acquired by the Library, including diaries and journals documenting all Whaite's paintings and the exhibitions they were sent to from the early 1870s onwards. This group remains uncatalogued.

The group consists of papers relating to the personal life of Henry Clarence Whaite, including his business and financial papers, 1864-1912, together with the correspondence of his parents, and his brothers, 1825-1869.

The file includes letters from Shirley Slocombe (19).

The series 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 are nine letters to Henry Whaite from ?John Stones, Dublin, 1825-1826, and one from W. Nowlin, Douglas, 1827.

The file includes letters from W. E. Bacon (7), 1889-1894, Arthur Baker (8), 1890-1897, Elias Bancroft (2), 1878, 1910, John Bancroft (14), 1874-1878, Louisa M. Bancroft (15), 1897-1907, Berenger Benger (3), 1900, Clara Knight Beswick (1), 1898, the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (21), 1876-1910, W. Follen Bishop (3), 1907-1909, the Bolton Arts Guild (13), 1898-1907, and S. Lawson Booth (18), 1886-1910.

The file includes letters from Walter Field (7), 1864-1878, David Fielden (20), 1865-1883, A. J. Finberg (1), 1908, John Finnie (7), 1893-1906, T. B. W. Forster (13), 1865-1877, B. Fowler (5), 1890-1906, A. D. Fripp (3), 1892, George Fripp (1), 1872, J. R. Furness (18), 1891-1911, together with letters from Mrs E. Furness (8), 1891-1892, to Mrs Jane A. Whaite.

The file includes letters from H. S. Hopwood (1), 1896, Harold Hughes (34), 1893-1907, William Hull (28), 1864-1878, and F. W. Hulme (9), 1869-1876.

The file includes letters from F. W. Jackson (5), 1898-1903, J. Isabella L. Jay (1), 1893, and Charles Jones (6), 1888-1892.

The file includes letters from Benjamin W. Leader (2), n.d., the Leeds Art Gallery (40), 1889-1910, and B. A. Lewis (6), 1897-1908.

The file includes letters from J. W. Hamilton Marr (3), 1888-1896, Sophie Marr (7), 1886-1898, Arthur H. Marsh (3), 1866, 1896, Mary Mason (22), 1889-1909, Henry Measham (12), 1873-1909, the Menai Society of Natural Science and Literature (2), 1890, J. S. Morland (2), 1887-1890, William Jabez Muckley (4), 1892, and James Mudd (9), 1900-1909.

The file includes letters from John Parker (3), 1895-1896, Alfred F. Perrin (2), 1906, J. Ernest Phythian (8), 1899-1909, and Charles Potter (5), 1869-1900.

The file includes letters from Herbert Sidney (3), 1903-1904, Edward Slocombe (4), 1897-1900, Reginald Smith (3), 1896, and W. Harding Smith (1), 1898.

The file includes letters from L. Alma-Tadema (6) 1874-1901, Louisa B. M. Tayler (34), 1896-1904, and John Taylor (35) 1875-1890.

The file includes letters from R. Warren Vernon (10), 1900-1908, Lizzie Vivian (Mrs Comley Vivian) (5), 1903-1907, and Hubert Vos (2), 1891.

The file includes letters from George Wallis (9), 1869-1878, G. Harry Wallis (46), 1878-1908, Rosa Wallis (11), 1898-1908, Cyril Ward (3), 1901-1906, A. Waterhouse (2), 1877-1878, J. D. Watson (2), 1869-1872, James T. Watts (1), 1896, Herbert P. Weaver (7), 1902-1906, and George Webb (2), 1901-1904. .