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741. Correspondence between Cecil Day Lewis and Philip Larkin asking him to join the advisory committee awarding Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry and then debating suitable candidates for award

Date:
29 Mar 1968-11 Nov 1981
Extent:
22 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/75/1

742. Correspondence between Cecil Day-Lewis and Philip Larkin returning his questionnaire about the sale of British literary manuscripts

Date:
17-18 Aug 1960
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/49/31

743. Correspondence between Chad Walsh and Philip Larkin seeking permission to use poems XXII and XXVII from The North Ship in Poets of Century

Date:
20 Jul - 8 Aug 1963
Extent:
4 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/45/43

744. Correspondence between Chairman Hebbard (Literature Assistant, Arts Council) and Philip Larkin sending a draft copy of the minutes of the last National Manuscripts Collection of Contemporary Writers Committee meeting

Date:
11-17 May 1972
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/54/36

745. Correspondence between Charles A Stainsby (Managing Director, Berkeley Publishers Ltd.) and Philip Larkin suggesting that he revise 'The Golden Treasury of Poetry' selected by Louis Untermeyer

Date:
26 Apr-14 May 1976
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/14/66

746. Correspondence between Charles Burkhart and Philip Larkin seeking permission to quote passages of Larkin s correspondence with Barbara Pym from A Very Private Eye

Date:
21 - 29 Mar 1985
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/74/52

747. Correspondence between Charles Causley and Philip Larkin congratulating him on the Companion of Honour award

Date:
16 Jun - 31 Jul 1985
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/25/148

748. Correspondence between Charles Causley and Philip Larkin seeking permission to include At grass in Dawn and Dusk: poems of our time, chosen and introduced by Charles Causley

Date:
22 Mar 1961-17 May 1962
Extent:
5 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/45/25

749. Correspondence between Charles Davy (Assistant Editor, 'The Observer') and Philip Larkin in response to his complaint about the pro-Republican and pro-Catholic views of 'Observer' reporters on Northern Irish affairs

Date:
23 - 27 Apr 1971
Extent:
3 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/2/9/164

750. Correspondence between Charles Ford (Faber and Faber) and Philip Larkin asking for his assessment of The Definitive Book on Rock and Roll by Carl Belz (ts. report enclosed)

Date:
29 May-18 Jun 1969
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DPL2/3/45/91