1885–1916 George Charles Grey, Liberal MP 1941–44 Sir Ellis Ellis-Griffith, barrister, Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department 1912–15, and Liberal MP 1895–1918 & 1923-4 Frank Kingsley Griffith, barrister, judge and Liberal MP 1928–40 Jo Grimond, Leader of the Liberal Party 1956–67 & 1976, Liberal MP 1950–83; served on the club's General Committee in the early 1950s Frederick Edward Guest, Chief Whip of the Coalition Liberal party 1917–21, Secretary of State for Air 1921–22, Liberal (later Conservative) MP 1910–22, 1923–29 & 1931–37 John Gulland, Liberal Chief Whip 1915–19, Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury 1915–19, Liberal MP 1906–18 Sir Krishna Govinda Gupta, Indian statesman, barrister, Bengali social reformer and leading figure in the Brahmo Samaj movement John Winthrop Hackett, Australian newspaper proprietor, politician, and Chancellor of the University of Western Australia, 1912–16 Richard Haldane, 1st Viscount Haldane, Secretary of State for War 1905–12, Lord Chancellor 1912–15 & (as Labour) 1924, Labour Leader of the House of Lords 1924, Liberal MP 1885–1911 Frederic M. Halford, angler and fly-fishing author who published under the pseudonym "Detached Badger" Ronald Acott Hall, diplomat, writer and Liberal candidate John Hammond, Irish Nationalist MP, 1891–1908 Sir Thomas Hanbury, businessman, botanist and philanthropist Sir Arthur Harbord, Liberal (later Liberal National) MP 1922–24 & 1929–41 Henry Harcourt, British barrister, Indian civil servant and Liberal candidate Lewis Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies 1910–15, Liberal MP 1904–16 Sir William Harcourt, Home Secretary 1880–85, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1886 & 1892–95, Leader of the Liberal Party 1896–98, Liberal MP 1868–1904. Just days before his death, Harcourt dined at the club and declared "This is my last public appearance", which it proved to be. George Hardy, businessman and Liberal MP 1906–10 Sir John Hobbis Harris, missionary, anti-slavery campaigner and Liberal MP 1923–24 Charles Harrison, Liberal MP 1895–97 Frederic Harrison, Radical jurist and historian Ernest Hart, medical journalist, Editor of the British Medical Journal 1866–69 & 1871–98 Sir Israel Hart, merchant and Liberal candidate Edmund Harvey, social reformer, museum curator, and Liberal (later Independent Progressive) MP 1910–18, 1923–24 & 1937–45 W. E. Harvey, coal miner, trade unionist and Lib-Lab MP 1907–14 Lewis Haslam, Liberal MP 1906–22 Arthur Hayter, 1st Baron Haversham, Financial Secretary to the War Office 1882–85, and Liberal MP 1865–68, 1873–85, 1893–95 & 1900–06 Prof F. R. G. Heaf, physician Sir Arthur Haworth, Liberal MP 1906–12 Charles Hemphill, 1st Baron Hemphill, barrister, Solicitor General for Ireland 1892–95, and Liberal MP