Thomas, President of the Welsh Liberal Party, 1985–86. William Moy Thomas, novelist and journalist. John Pennington Thomasson, Liberal MP, 1880–85. Trevelyan Thomson, Liberal MP, 1918–28. Jeremy Thorpe, Leader of the Liberal Party 1967–76, Liberal MP 1959–79 Grigori Tokaty, rocket scientist and Soviet dissident writer. Robert Parkinson Tomlinson, corn market and Liberal MP, 1928–29. Andrew Mitchell Torrance, Liberal MP, 1906–09. Lord Tordoff, Lib Dem peer Sir George Toulmin, newspaper editor and Liberal MP, 1902–18. Jesse Boot, 1st Baron Trent, founder of Boots chemists, Liberal peer. Sir Charles Trevelyan, Liberal MP 1899–1918, Labour MP 1922–31, President of the Board of Education 1924 & 1929–31 G. M. Trevelyan, Whig historian Sir George Otto Trevelyan, Liberal MP 1865–97, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1882–84, Secretary for Scotland 1886 & 1892–95 Joseph Herbert Tritton, banker. Sir Adolph Tuck, fine art publisher. Thomas Frederic Tweed, novelist. Lord Tyler, Liberal/Lib Dem MP 1974 & 1992–2005 Thomas Fisher Unwin, publisher. Francis Vane, pioneer of the Boy Scout movement Frederick Verney, clergyman, barrister, diplomat and Liberal MP 1906–10. William Vestey, 1st Baron Vestey, shipping magnate and Liberal peer. Henry Harvey Vivian, trade unionist, campaigner for profit-sharing & co-ownership, and Liberal MP 1906–10 & 1923–24. Donald Wade, Liberal MP 1950–64 and Liberal peer. Laurence Ambrose Waldron, businessman and Irish Nationalist MP, 1904–10. Ronald Walker, President of the Liberal Party, 1952–53. Sir Samuel Walker, Liberal MP 1884–85, barrister, judge, and Lord Chancellor of Ireland 1892–95 & 1905–11. Edgar Wallace, crime writer, journalist, novelist and playwright Lord Wallace of Saltaire, academic and Lib Dem government whip 2010–present Diana Wallis Lib Dem MEP 1999–present David Sydney Waterlow, Liberal MP 1906–10. Philip Watkins, accountant and Liberal parliamentary candidate. Lord Watson, Lib Dem peer Robert Spence Watson, reformer and political activist; President of the National Liberal Federation, 1890–1902; founder member of the club, later its Vice-President Henry Anderson Watt, Liberal MP 1906–18. Thomas Wayman, Liberal MP 1885–99. Henry Webb, Liberal MP 1911–18 & 1923–24 Sidney Webb, socialist writer, economist, co-founder of the London School of Economics. Sir William Wedderburn, Liberal MP 1893–1900, British civil servant and reformer in India James Galloway Weir, Liberal MP 1892–1911. H. G. Wells, writer, journalist, novelist, pacifist and socialist John Westlake, legal scholar. George White (Liberal politician), Liberal MP 1900–12. Graham White, Liberal MP 1922–24 & 1929–45, and President of the Liberal Party 1954–55. Sir Luke White, Liberal MP 1910–18 John Howard Whitehouse, headmaster, and Liberal MP 1900–18. Edward Wickham, Headmaster