1895–1906 Stanhope Hemphill, 2nd Baron Hemphill, Liberal MP Jean Henderson, barrister and Liberal candidate Sir William Henderson, merchant and philanthropist Charles Solomon Henry, Australian businessman and British Liberal MP 1906–19 Arnold Herbert, barrister and Liberal MP 1906–10 Farrer Herschell, 1st Baron Herschell, Liberal MP 1874–1885, Lord Chancellor 1886 & 1892–95; founder member John Sharp Higham, cotton manufacturer and Liberal MP 1904–18 Sir James Hill, Liberal MP 1916–18 Levi Hill, trade unionist, first General Secretary of the National Association of Local Government Officers, 1909–43 Albert Ernest Hillary, chocolate manufacturer and Liberal MP 1922–24 John Hinds, businessman, Liberal MP 1910–18, and Chairman of the Welsh Liberal Federation 1925–28 Francis Wrigley Hirst, journalist, writer and Editor of The Economist 1907–16 Sir Robert Hobart, Liberal MP 1906–10 Leonard Hobhouse, political theorist, sociologist, early proponent of social liberalism David Cleghorn Hogg, businessman and Liberal MP 1913–14 Angus Holden, 1st Baron Holden, Liberal MP 1885–86 & 1892–1900 Sir Edward Holden, banker, Chairman of the City Bank (and from 1908 its successor, the Midland Bank) 1898–1919, and Liberal MP 1906–10 Sir Herbert Holdsworth, businessman and Liberal MP 1931–45 George Holyoake, secularist and pioneer of workers' co-operatives; made an Honorary Member of the club in 1893 Mary Honeyball, Labour MEP 2000–present Arthur George Hooper, Liberal MP 1906–10 Anthony Hope, author, best known for The Prisoner of Zenda Prof R. J. Hopper, archaeologist and historian of Ancient Greece Frederic Horne, farmer and Liberal candidate Frederick John Horniman, tea trader, Liberal MP 1895–1906 and founder of the Horniman Museum Sir John Cousin Horsfall, worsted spinner, banker and Chairman of the West Riding of Yorkshire County Council Prof Sir Victor Horsley, surgeon, scientist and suffragist Rev Lynn H. Hough, American Methodist clergyman Sir Ebenezer Howard, founder of the garden city movement Spencer Leigh Hughes, engineer, journalist and Liberal MP 1910–20 Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change 2010–12, Lib Dem MEP 1999–2005, Lib Dem MP 2005–2013 Arthur Humphreys-Owen, barrister, landowner and Liberal MP 1894–1906 Dr Joseph Hunter, Liberal MP 1929–35 Arthur Wollaston Hutton, clergyman and author; former Librarian of the Club Thomas Howell Williams Idris chemical manufacturer and Liberal MP, 1906–10 Walter Foster, 1st Baron Ilkeston, physician, Liberal MP 1885-6 & 1887–1910, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Local Government Board, 1892–1895 Rufus Isaacs, Lord Chief Justice 1913–21, Viceroy of India 1921–25, Foreign Secretary 1931, Liberal MP 1904–13 Prof Daphne Jackson, nuclear physicist Thomas Owen Jacobsen, businessman and Liberal