MP 1918–22. Henry Broadhurst, trade unionist and Lib-Lab MP 1880–92, 1894–1906. William Brocklehurst Brocklehurst, Liberal MP 1906–18. Rupert Brooke, poet Stopford Brooke, Liberal MP 1906–10. Ernest Brown, Leader of the National Liberal party 1940–45, Liberal (later National Liberal) MP 1923–24 & 1927–45 Sir John Brunner, 1st Baronet, industrialist and Liberal MP 1885–86, 1887–1910, and President of the National Liberal Federation 1911–8. Sir John Brunner, 2nd Baronet, Liberal MP 1906–18 & 1923–24. James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce, Oxford Regius Professor of Civil Law 1870–93, President of the Board of Trade 1894–95, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1905–07, Liberal MP 1880–1907; founder member Abel Buckley, cotton manufacturer and Liberal MP 1885–86. Sir Percy William Bunting, Editor of The Contemporary Review, 1882–1911, Editor of the Methodist Times, 1902–1907. Leslie Burgin, Liberal and Liberal National MP 1929–45, Minister of Transport, 1937–39, Minister of Supply, 1939–40. James Burnie, businessman and Liberal MP 1922–24. John Burns, Liberal MP 1892–1918, President of the Local Government Board 1905–14, President of the Board of Trade 1914 Thomas Burt, trade unionist, Liberal MP 1874–1918, and one of the first working-class MPs. Sir William Pollard Byles, owner of the Yorkshire Observer and Liberal MP 1892–95 & 1906–17. William Sproston Caine, Temperance advocate and Liberal MP 1880–85, 1886–90, 1892–95 & 1900–03. James Caldwell, Liberal Unionist (later Liberal) MP 1886–92 & 1892–1910. Patsy Calton, Lib Dem MP 2001–5. Sir Menzies Campbell, Leader of the Liberal Democrats 2006–07, Liberal (later Lib Dem) MP 1987–2015 Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Prime Minister 1905–08, Leader of the Liberal Party 1899–1908, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1884–85, Secretary of State for War 1886 & 1892–95, Liberal MP 1868–1908 Alan Campbell Johnson, author, journalist, public relations consultant and Liberal candidate. Neville Cardus, cricket writer. Rupert Carington, 4th Baron Carrington, Liberal MP 1880–85 Andrew Carnegie, industrialist and philanthropist, calls for whose expulsion as a member followed the 1892 Homestead Strike Cyril Carr, Chairman of the Liberal Party, 1972–73, Leader of Liverpool City Council 1974–75. Mark Bonham Carter, Liberal MP 1958–59, publisher Violet Bonham Carter, Liberal activist and daughter of H. H. Asquith. Sir George Catlin, political scientist and philosopher. Richard Causton, Liberal MP 1880–85 & 1888–1910. Samuel Chadwick, Wesleyan Methodist minister, Editor of the Joyful News, and Principal of Cliff College. Henry Chancellor, Liberal MP 1910–18. Andy Chande, Tanzanian businessman. Francis Channing, 1st Baron Channing of Wellingborough, Liberal MP 1885–1910. Sir Mahadev Bhaskar Chaubal, Indian civil servant. Walter Butler Cheadle, paediatrician. G. K.