Liberal MP 1917–18. Cyril Smith, Liberal MP 1972–92 Rodney "Gipsy" Smith, evangelist and pioneer of the Salvation Army. Reginald Arthur Smith, journalist and author. Adrian Solomons, Australian politician; Leader of the Country Party, 1974–78. William Somervell, businessman, philanthropist, and Liberal MP in 1918. Richard Causton, 1st Baron Southwark, Paymaster-General 1905–10, Liberal MP 1880–85 & 1888–1910; founder member. Harold Spender, author, journalist, and Liberal parliamentary candidate. Stephen Spender, poet and novelist Sir Albert Spicer, 1st Baroney, Liberal MP 1892–1900 & 1906–18. Richard Grosvenor, 1st Baron Stalbridge, Liberal MP 1861–86, Liberal whip 1880–85; founder member James Stansfeld, President of the Local Government Board 1871–74 & 1886, Liberal MP 1859–95. Edward Stanley, 4th Baron Stanley of Alderley, Liberal MP 1880–85 and peer. Philip Stanhope, 1st Baron Weardale, Liberal MP 1886–92, 1893–1900 & 1904–06 Charles Walter Starmer, newspaper proprietor and Liberal MP, 1923–24. Michael Steed, psephologist and Liberal/Lib Dem politician. Lord Steel, Leader of the Liberal Party 1976–88, Liberal/Lib Dem MP 1965–97, Presiding Officer (Speaker) of the Scottish Parliament 1999–2003, Lib Dem peer; Vice-President of the Club Sir James Steel, Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1900–03. Ernest Stenning, Archdeacon of Man, 1958–64 Sir Henry Kenyon Stephenson, 1st Baronet, businessman and Liberal/National Liberal MP 1918–23. Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson, 1st Baronet, businessman, philanthropist and Chancellor of Glasgow University 1934–44. Sir Halley Stewart, businessman, philanthropist, and Liberal MP 1887–95 & 1906–10. Bram Stoker, theatre manager and author of Dracula. Peter Stollery, Canadian Liberal MP 1972–81, Senator 1981–2010. Bertram Stuart Straus, businessmen and Liberal MP, 1906–10. Edward Anthony Strauss, businessman, Liberal MP 1906–23, Independent Constitutionalist MP 1927–29, and Liberal National MP 1931–39. James Stuart, scientist and Liberal MP 1884–1900 & 1906–10. Charles Stubbs, Bishop of Truro, 1906–12. Donal Sullivan, Irish Nationalist MP, 1883–1907. James Woolley Summers, Liberal MP 1910–13. Charles Summersby, draper and Liberal National MP 1935–39. John Sutherland, Liberal MP 1905–18. Samuel Montagu, 1st Baron Swaythling, banker and Liberal MP 1885–1900. J. G. Swift MacNeill, Professor of constitutional law and Irish Nationalist MP 1887–1918. Shapland Hugh Swinny, economist. Lawson Tait, pioneering surgeon. Richard Tangye, engineer and philanthropist. Sir Charles James Tarring, Chief Justice of Grenada, 1897–1905. Lord Taylor of Goss Moor, Liberal & Lib Dem MP 1987–2010 Theodore Cooke Taylor, Liberal MP 1900–18, and the longest-lived British MP. William Tebb, social reformer. Joy Tetley, Archdeacon of Worcester, 1999–2008. Lord Teverson, Lib Dem MEP 1994–99 Abel Thomas, Liberal MP, 1890–1912. Dylan Thomas, Welsh poet and writer Sir Maldwyn