Liberal MP 1922–31 Sir Walter Essex, businessman and Liberal MP 1906–18 George Esslemont, Liberal MP 1907–17 Stuart Etherington, Chief Executive of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations 1994–present Gruffydd Evans, Baron Evans of Claughton, solicitor, and President of the Liberal Party 1977–78 Owen Evans, Liberal MP 1932–45 Emlyn Garner Evans, National Liberal MP 1950–59 Richard Thomas Evans, Liberal MP 1931–35 Sydney Evershed, brewer and Liberal MP 1886–1900 George Shaw-Lefevre, 1st Baron Eversley, Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade 1868–71, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty 1871–74 & 1880, First Commissioner of Works 1881–4 & 1892–4, Postmaster-General 1884–5, President of the Local Government Board, 1894–95, Liberal MP 1863–85 & 1886–95 Lord Ezra, Chairman of the National Coal Board 1971–81, Liberal/Lib Dem peer George Henry Faber, insurance underwriter and Liberal MP 1906–10 Thomas Farrer, 1st Baron Farrer, civil servant, statistician and Liberal peer Thomas Farrer, 2nd Baron Farrer, Liberal peer Charles Ryle Fay, economic historian and advocate of co-operativism and women's rights Lord Fearn, Lib Dem MP 1987–92 & 1997–2001 John Manger Fells, accountant and pioneer of cost accounting Thomas Ferens, industrialist, philanthropist and Liberal MP 1906–16 Sir Marcus Fernando, pre-independence Ceylonese statesmen, physician and banker Peter Ffrench, Irish Nationalist MP, 1893–1918 Victor Harold Finney, senior Rank Organisation executive, and Liberal MP 1923–24 Joseph Firth Bottomley Firth, barrister and Liberal MP 1880–85 & 1888–89; founder member Hedley Fitton, engraver and printmaker Banister Fletcher, architect, surveyor and Liberal MP 1885–86 Isaac Foot, Liberal MP 1922–24 & 1929–35 Prof Carey Foster, chemist and physicist Philip Fothergill, woollen manufacturer, President of the Liberal Party 1950–52, Chairman of the Liberal Party 1946–49 & 1952–54, Treasurer of the Liberal Party 1955–59 Matthew Fowler, Liberal MP 1892–98 Sir Leonard Benjamin Franklin, barrister, banker and Liberal MP 1923–24 Sir Edward Fraser, Mayor of Nottingham 1896–99 Harold Frederic, American journalist and novelist Jonathan Fryer, writer, broadcaster and Liberal/Lib Dem politician George Fuller, Liberal MP 1885–95 Hugh Fullerton, merchant and Liberal MP 1906–10 Air Marshal Lord Garden, Lib Dem peer, RAF officer and academic; Vice-Chairman of the Club at the time of his death Tim Garden, Air Marshal Baron Prof Garden, RAF officer and Lib Dem peer; former Vice-Chairman of the NLC Baroness Garden, Lib Dem peer James Gardiner, farmer and Liberal MP 1918–23 David Lloyd George, Prime Minister 1916–22, Leader of the Liberal Party 1926–31, President of the Board of Trade 1905–08, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1908–15, Minister of Munitions