Grote also was a contributor only once; all the time he could spare being already taken up with his _History of Greece_.

The article he wrote was on his own subject, and was a very complete exposure and castigation of Mitford.

Bingham and Charles Austin continued to write for some time; Fonblanque was a frequent contributor from the third number.

Of my particular associates, Ellis was a regular writer up to the ninth number; and about the time when he left off, others of the set began; Eyton Tooke, Graham, and Roebuck.

I was myself the most frequent writer of all, having contributed, from the second number to the eighteenth, thirteen articles; reviews of books on history and political economy, or discussions on special political topics, as corn laws, game laws, law of libel.