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This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1798 and 1800. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.

Name	Constituency	Notes
Benjamin Stratford	Baltinglass
John Stratford	Baltinglass
Richard Annesley	Blessington
Arthur Gore	Donegal County
Frederick Trench	Portarlington
David Babington	Ballyshannon
Jonah Barrington	Clogher	Irish Patriot Party
John Beresford	Waterford County
John Claudius Beresford	Dublin City
Marcus Beresford	Swords
Hans Blackwood	Killyleagh
Sir John Blackwood	Killyleagh
Theophilus Blakeney	Athenry
William Blakeney	Athenry
John Blaquiere	Newtownards
Edward Bligh	Athboy
Thomas Cherburgh Bligh	Athboy
Henry Vaughan Brooke	Donegal County
Arthur Browne	Dublin University
Denis Browne }	Mayo
Peter Burrowes	Enniscorthy	February, 1800
Francis Nathaniel Burton	Clare
Sir Richard Butler	Carlow County
William Henry Burton	Carlow County
Du Pre Alexander	Newtownards
Richard Handcock	Athlone
William Handcock	Athlone
Robert Stewart	Down	Tory
Francis Caulfeild	Armagh County	Ennobled 1799
Sir Henry Cavendish	??	Not an MP 1798-1800
Thomas Pelham	Armagh Borough	1798–1799
Broderick Chinnery	Bandonbridge
Richard Trench	County Galway	1798–1800
John Bingham	Tuam	Ennobled 1800
Nathaniel Clements	Tuam
Lowry Cole	Enniskillen	1797-1800
Arthur Cole-Hamilton	Enniskillen
Edward Cooke	Old Leighlin
Charles Coote	Queen's County
Eyre Coote	Maryborough
Robert Camden Cope	Armagh County
Somerset Lowry	Ballyshannon Tyrone	January 1798 1798-1800
Isaac Corry	Randalstown
John Philpot Curran
Sir William Cusack
William Dalrymple
St George Daly	Galway Borough
George Chichester
James Blackwood
Patrick Duigenan	Armagh Borough
Valentine Quin
Richard Lovell Edgeworth
William Elliot
John Cole
Abraham Creighton
Sir Frederick Falkiner
John Maxwell
John Maxwell	Newtown Limavady
Charles Trench	Newtown Limavady
Thomas Skeffington
Matthew Franks	Ardfert
Charles FitzGerald	Ardfert
Lord Edward FitzGerald
Lord Henry FitzGerald
Maurice FitzGerald	Kerry
James Crosbie	Kerry
Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald
Chichester Fortescue
Chichester Fortescue
John Foster
Arthur French
Charles Vereker
Archibald Acheson	Armagh County
Henry Grattan	Wicklow Borough	Irish Patriot Party
William Gregory	Portarlington
Willian Henry Armstrong	Wicklow Borough
Hans Hamilton
Sackville Hamilton
Henry Pomeroy
William Hare
Francis Hely
John Hely
Peter Holmes
John Cradock
George \|Jackson \|Sir George Jackson, 1st Baronet	Randalstown
George Jackson	Mayo
Robert Jocelyn
Maurice Keatinge
George Knox	Dublin University
John La Touche
Gerard Lake	Armagh Borough	1799–1800
Clotworthy Rowley
Hercules Langrishe
John Loftus
Charles Vane
Robert King
Henry Luttrell
George Lyttelton
Sir John Macartney
James McClelland
Richard Martin
Francis Mathew
Montague James Mathew
Alexander Montgomery
George Sandford
Henry Sandford
John Toler
Sir George Nugent
George Ogle	Dublin City	Anti-Union
James Butler
Charles Osborne	Carysfort
Mark Singleton	Carysfort
Edward Pakenham	Longford Borough	1798-1800
Thomas Pakenham	Longford Borough
Thomas Borrowes	Longford Borough	1800-1801
Sir John Parnell	Queen's County
William Plunket	Charlemont
Francis Dobbs	Charlemont	Anti-Union
George Ponsonby	Galway Borough
George Ponsonby
John Ponsonby
William Ponsonby
William Ponsonby
Henry Prittie
Thomas Knox
Boyle Roche	Old Leighlin
Lawrence Parsons
Sir William Richardson	Ballyshannon
Sir Josias Rowley
William Parkinson Ruxton
Francis Savage	Down
Henry Boyle
Sir Robert Shaw
Sir George Shee	Knocktopher
John Staples
Sir John Stewart
John Preston
Robert Taylor
Charles Tottenham
John Townsend
Henry Beresford
Robert Ward
Thomas Whaley	Enniscorthy
Thomas Dawson	Enniscorthy	June 1800-1801
Arthur Wolfe
Owen Wynne
Lodge Morres	Dingle
William Mullins	Dingle
Edward Dunne	Maryborough	1800–1800
Henry Parnell	Maryborough
Hugh Dillon Massy	Clare
Sir Edward O'Brien, 4th Bt	Ennis
John Ormsby Vandeleur	Ennis
Arthur Moore	Tralee
Henry Kemmis	Tralee
Francis McNamara	Killybegs
Richard Archdall	Killybegs

References

"Part II; Parliaments of Ireland". Return of the name of every member of the lower house of parliament of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with name of constituency represented, and date of return, from 1213 to 1874. Command papers. Vol. C.69-I. HMSO. 1878. pp. 603–691.
Johnston-Liik, Edith Mary (2001-11-01). History of the Irish Parliament: 1692-1800; Commons, Constituencies and Statutes. Ulster Historical Foundation. ISBN 9781903688090.

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v t e Lists of MPs in the Irish House of Commons
16th century	1585–86
17th century	1639–49 1654–59^* 1661–66 1689 1692–93 1695–99
18th century	1703–13 1713–14 1715–27 1727–60 1761–68 1769–76 1776–83 1783–90 1790–97 1798–1800
* Members of the Protectorate Parliament for England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales