Correspondents include but are not limited to: Norman Macdonald (occupant of Edin. house of Smiths), Fiona MacCarthy (biographer of Byron), Sir Compton Mackenzie, Arnold Machin (sculptor), Michael Mansfield Q. C., Hugh (Montogomery) Massingberd, Lord Methuen, Rosemary Meynell, Canon Paul Miller, Catherine Holway Cruft, Sir Iain Moncreiffe of that Ilk, Patrick Montague-Smith, Peter Moore (Byron descendant), Timothy Morgan-Owen, Countess Herve le Bault de la Moriniere (Lizzy Byng), Robert Mortley, Patrick Morrah, Hugh Morrison (St. George Chapel), Countess Mountbatten of Burma, Andrew Murray-Threipland, Charles Moore (group consulting editor of The Daily Telegraph), Peter Mandelson MP, Abigail Adjei (commission secretariat of the House of Lords), Paul Machin, Lady Rozelle Raynes (Rozelle Beattie), Marie-Louise Manvers, Duke of Montrose, Godfrey Meynell, Annette Wells (BBC 4's researcher), Barbara Hayward, Professor Nicholas Orme, Margaret Mitchell (museums education officer), Major C. B. Innes, John Burke, Johnathan Voak (curator of the Wellington Museum), Caroline Worthington (National Portrait Gallery), Paul Goldman (assistant manager of the British Museum), Sam Mitchell, Beth Mitchell-Innes, Charles Mitchell-Innes, Andrew (Wladyslaw) and Janet Mineyko, Michael L. McGarvie (the Monarchist League), Vincent Powell-Smith (secretary general of the Monarchist League), John Yeowell (principal secretary of the Royal Stuart Society) and Mark S. Murray-Threipland.