Includes correspondence from Lord Alverstone (including his comments on a proposed relocation of the Society to Burlington Gardens), Lord Armstrong, Frederick Abel, and Alliance Insurance; letter about appeal for funds from the Third International Art Congress of 1908, correspondence about William Shipley's tomb and views on stimulating the nation's workforce
Correspondents include: J S Haldane; topics include lease of Adelphi premises and restoration of William Shipley's tomb in Maidstone
Correspondents include: Arthur Lazonby Liberty, Joseph Lister the London Institution (about a proposed merger), the London County Council (examinations etc), E V Lucas, Seymour Lucas (about his portrait of Frederick Bramwell), John Lawes (Albert medallist), J C Lamb (Chairman of Council)
Correspondents include: G K Menzies (Assistant Secretary/Journal Editor), John Murray (publisher), Philip Magnus (City & Guilds of London Institute), Guiseppe Marconi, Hiram Maxim
Correspondents include: William Preece, Joseph Pennell, Lord Ponsonby (Prince of Wales's equerry)
Correspondents include: J Wolfe Barry, Henry Truman Wood, Henry Wheatley (Assistant Secretary), Sir William White,Sir Richard Webster,Aston Webb,Henry Wilde(Albert medallist), Hedger Wallace, Thomas Wardle (about silk).
A letter from Charles Dickens, 1867. Dickens served as a Vice-President of the Society