1960–74 J. Batty Langley, trade union official and Liberal MP, 1894–1909 Frederick Joseph Laverack, Liberal MP, 1923–24 Wallace Lawler, Liberal MP, 1969–70 Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd Baronet, of Brayton, Liberal MP, 1859–65, 1868–85, 1886–1900, 1903–06; founder member Walter Layton, 1st Baron Layton, economist, and Editor of The Economist, 1922–38 Joseph Leckie, Liberal/Liberal National MP, 1931–38 Rodolphe Lemieux, Member of the Canadian Parliament, 1896–1930; Speaker of the Canadian Parliament, 1922–1930; Canadian Senator, 1930–37 Leighton Seager, 1st Baron Leighton of St Mellons, shipowner and Liberal peer Sir John Leng, Liberal MP 1889–1906; founder member Edward Lessing, Liberal MP, 1923–24 William Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme, industrialist, philanthropist and Liberal MP 1906–09 Joseph Hiam Levy, author and economist Thomas Arthur Lewis, Liberal MP, 1918–23 Charles Wynn-Carington, 1st Marquess of Lincolnshire, President of the Board of Agriculture 1905–11; Chairman of the Club 1895–1921, President of the Club 1903–28 Frederick Linfield, Liberal MP, 1922–24 Gordon Lishman, Director of Age Concern 2000–09, Liberal/Lib Dem activist Sir Robert Ashton Lister, Liberal MP, 1918–22 Sir Alexander Livingstone, Liberal MP, 1923–29 Sir David Llewellyn, 1st Baronet, Welsh industrialist and financier Rhys Lloyd, Baron Lloyd of Kilgerran, Liberal peer, President of the Liberal Party, 1973–74 Stephen Lloyd, Lib Dem MP, 2010–15 & 2017–2019 David Lloyd George, Prime Minister, 1916–22; Liberal MP, 1890–1945; Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1908–15; Leader of the Liberal Party, 1926–31 Robert Reid, 1st Earl Loreburn, Liberal MP, 1880–85 & 1886–1905, Lord Chancellor 1905–12 William John Locke, novelist and playwright Thomas Lough, Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education 1905–08, Liberal MP 1892–1918 John Frederick Loverseed, Liberal MP, 1923–24 Richard Lovet, English Methodist minister and author David Low, cartoonist Henry Lucy, journalist, humourist, and parliamentary sketchwriter. Arnold Lupton, Liberal MP, 1906–1910 Malcolm MacColl, clergyman and publicist. Ramsay MacDonald, Labour Prime Minister 1924 & 1929–35, Labour MP 1906–18, 1922–35 & 1936–37; joined when he was private secretary to Liberal MP Thomas Lough (see above) Dugald Macfadyen, clergyman and Liberal parliamentary candidate. Sir Donald Horne Macfarlane, Home Rule, Liberal and Crofters Party MP 1880–86 & 1892–95. Alasdair Mackenzie, farmer and Liberal MP 1964–70. Lord MacLennan, Leader of the SDP 1987–88, Acting Leader of the Liberal Democrats 1988, Labour (later SDP, later Lib Dem) MP 1966–2001 J. G. Swift MacNeill, Irish Nationalist MP 1887–1918. Thomas James Macnamara, Liberal MP 1900–24. Sir Alexander MacRobert, businessman. Baroness Maddock, Lib Dem MP 1993–97, Lib Dem peer Sir John Maden, Liberal MP 1892–1900 & 1917–18. Dalrymple