Correspondents include: William Waldegrave; Sir John Biggs-Davison; Lord Boardman; Peter Bruinvels; Lord Cranborne; Sir William Clark; Patrick Cormack; Anthony Courtney; William Cash; Terence Dicks; Lord Orr-Ewing; [James] Dennis Faulkner (2); Lucy, Lady Faulkner of Downpatrick; Sir Anthony Fell; Frank Field; Michael Foot; Sir Ian Gilmour; Christopher Gill; Lord Harris of High Cross; Eric Heffer; Peter Hennessy; Sir Peter Hordern; James Kilfedder; Michael Latham; Sir Kenneth Lewis; Norman Miscampbell; David Mitchell; Charles Moore; Richard Needham; Laurence Pavitt; Thomas Pendry; James Ramsden; Lieutenant-General Sir Jeremy Reilly, Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers; James Allason; William Ross; Sir Reginald Seconde; Lord Simon of Glaisdale; William Shepherd; Frances, Lady Smyth; [William] Martin Smyth; Lord Stoddart of Swindon; Professor Roger Scruton; Sir Peter Tapsell; [Edward] 'Teddy' Taylor; 1st Lord Tonypandy [earlier (Thomas) George Thomas]; Lord Tranmire [earlier Robert Turton]; Major Sir Patrick Wall; Raymond Whitney; Michael Alison; Julian Amery; [Edwin] Hardy Amies; [William] John Biffen; Nicholas Budgen; Mollie, Lady Butler of Saffron Walden; Sir Edward du Cann; Simon Heffer; Sir [John] Michael Higgs; Roy Lewis; Sheila, Lady Milner of Leeds; Jasper Rootham; Anne Symonds; Diana, Lady Spearman; Reverend Duane Arnold; Hume Boggis-Rolfe; Hazel Bradford; [William] Norman Brann, Lord Lieutenant of County Down; Andrew Boyle; Helen, Lady Brook; Eric Cockeram; Richard Eurich; Victoria Gillick; John Hollingworth; [John] Clement Jones; [Claude] Anthony Kilminster [Deputy Chairman, Prayer Book Society]; Sir Godfrey Nicholson; Margaret Rawlings; Harold Soref; [George] Martin Stephen; Monica Wilson [Private Secretary to JEP]; [William] Donald Williams; William Williams, Director-General, Engineering Industries Association; George Young.