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Includes letters and copy letters between Terry Kilmartin and Pryce-Jones on drama criticism, money matters, Pryce-Jones' life in the United States, writing a gossip column and reviewing books.
Also includes letters from Dudley Barker of Curtis Brown Limited.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

Includes letters and copy letters between Terry Kilmartin and Tynan on syndication rights, Tynan's reviews and articles, Tynan's work for the New Yorker.
Also includes correspondence with: Ken Obank, Colin Young and Lawrence Hammond of Curtis Brown Limited, David Astor, Hugh Massingham, Elaine Tynan, Penelope Bennett, Peter Gibbings, Michael Davie, and Kathleen Tynan; and Joyce Egginton, Richard Findlater, Truman Capote, Joseph P Jenkins, Roger Machell of Hamish Hamilton Ltd, Leonard Boudine, Arval A Morris, Herb Greer, Aaron R Frosch, Joseph Satten, and Estela D'Accurzio on Tynan's review of Capote's 'In Cold Blood'.
Also includes: photostats of a 'controversy' between Tynan and Eugene Ionescu; cuttings on the Capote controversy; a sworn affidavit by Frosch; copy of Capote's cheque to the Howard League for Penal Reform.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

Files kept by the editor of The Observer containing correspondence from individuals and organisations named CR-CY

Correspondents include: Jill Craigie, Dame Isobel Cripps, R.H.S Crossman, Sir Geoffrey Crowther, Brian Crozier, Hugh Cudlipp, Curtis Brown Publishers.

Subjects covered include: suggestions for and discussions of articles, complaints about articles, serialisation of books, requests for sponsorship and support, invitations to events and dinners, readers' letters.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Donald Trelford

Donald Trelford's correspondence with publishers and agents regarding his own publications.

Subjects covered: publishers' interest in Trelford's memoirs, negotiations with Century Hutchinson/ Curtis Brown publishers for publishing a book on the history of the press or freedom of the press by Trelford variously entitled 'The Press', 'Paper news: journeys into journalism' and 'Your Sunday Paper', correspondence between Trelford and his literary agent Michael Sissons from Peters Fraser and Dunlop, correspondence between Trelford and Anthony Smith about a book on the history of the press, discussions about Trelford's involvement in publishing 'Len Hutton remembered'.

Also includes: publishing agreement between Observer and Quartet Books Ltd for the publication of 'The Observer at 200', memorandum of agreement between Trelford and Curtis Brown to publish 'Book on the Press' 1986.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Donald Trelford

Donald Trelford's general correspondence with individuals and organisations beginning with C.

Correspondents include: David Caute, Central Office of Information, Lord Chalfont, John Cole, Nicolas Coleridge, John Colville, King Constantine, Commonwealth Press Union, Alan Coren, Julian Critchley, Jack Crossley, Hugh Cudlipp, Edwina Currie, Ian Curteis, Curtis Brown Ltd.,

Subjects covered: invitations for dinners, lunches and events, serialisation rights, requests for support and sponsorship, job applications and offers, suggestions for articles, submission of articles, complaints about articles, corrections and clarifications.

Also includes: Charter 88 statement which calls for the fundamental reform of the British Constitution and was signed by Trelford.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Donald Trelford