Mercator, Lord Overstone, a volunteer correspondent.
Military Affairs, Captain Hozier.
Religious Matters, the Rev. Henry Wace, preacher at Lincoln’s Inn.
Reporters, about sixteen.
Runnymede, Benjamin Disraeli, afterwards earl of Beaconsfield, a volunteer correspondent.
Senex, Grote (died in 1871), a volunteer correspondent.
S. G. O., the Rev. Lord Sidney Godolphin Osborne, a volunteer correspondent.
Special Correspondent, Dr. W. Howard Russell, famous for his letters from the Crimēa, in 1854; from India, in 1857; from America, in 1861; from Bohemia, in 1866; from France, on the Franco-Prussian war, in 1870-71; etc. Occasionally, Captain Hozier has acted as “Our Own Correspondent.”
Vetus, Capt. Edw. Sterling, a volunteer correspondent.
Viator, John Alexander Kinglake, a volunteer correspondent.