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1301. Correspondence between Eric White (Literature Director, Arts Council) and Philip Larkin informing him of the sale of manuscripts by Patrick Dickinson and Francis King

Date:
8 - 24 Jun 1971
Extent:
6 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/54/27

1302. Correspondence between Eric White (Literature Director, the Arts Council of Great Britain)and Philip Larkin regarding Ted Tarling's application for funding to the Arts Council of Great Britain

Date:
20 Aug - 3 Dec 1971
Extent:
15 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/9/97

1303. Correspondence between Florence Akst (BBC Programmes Producer) and Philip Larkin inviting him to contribute to 'The book of my life' series

Date:
5 - 9 Aug 1971
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/5/277

1304. Correspondence between Frances A Barron and Philip Larkin asking for more information about his life

Date:
22 Mar-1 Apr 1971
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/9/30

1305. Correspondence between H Kidd (Bursar, St. John's College, Oxford) and Philip Larkin about the payment of bills

Date:
4 - 24 May 1971
Extent:
5 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/9/161

1306. Correspondence between Harry Chambers (Percy Jackson Grammar School) and Philip Larkin requesting permission to reprint 'Essential beauty' in a school magazine

Date:
18 Nov 1962 - 26 Aug 1976
Extent:
4 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/4/58

1307. Correspondence between Helen Gardner and Philip Larkin about the Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse

Date:
29 Aug-14 Sep 1971
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/61/24

1308. Correspondence between Helen Spalding (a fan who became obsessed), Marjorie Remington (a friend of Helen Spalding), Mrs Bomford (Helen Spalding's sister), Dr Capstick and Philip Larkin

Date:
17 Jun 1968-13 Oct 1978
Extent:
52 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/80/1

1309. Correspondence between Henry Kleiner and Philip Larkin regarding his translation of 'How distant' into French (enclosed)

Date:
2-17 Nov 1971
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/9/98

1310. Correspondence between Hugh Willatt (Secretary General, Arts Council) and Philip Larkin inviting him to serve another year on the National Manuscripts Collection of Contemporary Writers Committee

Date:
30 Nov 1971 - 28 Feb 1972
Extent:
4 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/54/33