 All but one of the Honorary Fellows – the journalist and broadcaster Francine Stock – have been men . Three former Principals of the College ( John Christie , Sir John Habakkuk and Sir Peter North ) have been elected Honorary Fellows on retirement . Some Honorary Fellows were formerly Fellows of the college , others were Old Members of the college , and some were in both categories . Others had no previous academic connection with the college before their election . Some of these were distinguished Welshmen – for example , the Welsh businessman Sir Alfred Jones was elected in 1902 and the Welsh judge Sir Samuel Evans , President of the Probate , Divorce and Admiralty Division of the High Court , was elected in 1918 . The Welsh politician David Lloyd George was elected to an Honorary Fellowship in 1910 when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer . He wrote to Sir John Rhys , the Principal at the time , to thank the college for the honour , saying : 
