Correspondents include Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman; George Buckle; Lord Rosebery (8); Lord Cromer (2); Arthur Balfour (2), Lord Charles Beresford; W St John Broderick (later Lord Midleton) (2); Sir Ernest Cassel; Sir William Vernon-Harcourt (2); Hugh Arnold-Forster; Sir Felix Semon; Austen Chamberlain; Lord Curzon; W T Stead; James Pond; Lord James of Hereford; Aylmer Haldane; Lord Morley (6); Sir Edward Grey (later Lord Grey of Fallodon) (2); The Duke of Devonshire; Walter Long (3); Sir Walter Hely-Hutchinson; Sir Michael Hicks-Beach (later Lord St Aldwyn); Lord Balcarres; Joseph Chamberlain (2); Edward Russell; H G Wells (2); General Sir Ian Hamilton.Subjects include Maiden Speech in House of Commons, Army Reform; Patronage; South Africa.