George V of The United Kingdom
- 1910 William Palmer (1859-1942) (2nd Earl of Selborne)(1st Term)
- 1911 Horace Cullen
- 1912 Edmund Stuart Palmer
- 1913 Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell
- 1914 Ralph Charlton Palmer
- 1915 Dr. Herbert Watney MA MD FRCP (1843-1932)
- 1916 Lawrence Peel Yates
- 1917 Baden Fletcher Smyth Baden-Powell
- 1918 Archdale Palmer
- 1919 Thomas Savile Watney (1867-1951)
- 1920 Stephen Cecil Watney (b. 1868)
- 1921 Charles Tillotson Watney (1869-1945)
- 1922 Charles Norman Watney Cie TD (1868-1956)
- 1923 Frederick Paget Lane
- 1924 John Hunt Clayton
- 1925 William Byam Lane
- 1926 Arthur Edward Rayden
- 1927 Arthur Norman Watney JP (1871-1945)
- 1928 Edmund Holmes Blakesley
- 1929 Gerard Norman Watney (1872-1966)
- 1930 Robert Charlton Lane
- 1931 Reginald Stuart Palmer
- 1932 Vincent Sutherland Hodson
- 1933 Gerard Anstruther Wathen and William Palmer (1859-1942) (2nd Earl of Selborne)(2nd Term)
- 1934 William Arthur Powlett Lane
- 1935 Bertram Walter Archibald Watney (B 1877)
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