List of Irish MPs 1798–1800

This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 9 January 1798 and 31 December 1800. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.

Name	Constituency	Notes
Henry Alcock	Fethard (County Wexford)	1798–1799 (resigned 1799)
William Congreve Alcock	Waterford City
Benjamin Stratford	Baltinglass
John Stratford	Baltinglass
Robert Aldridge	Carysfort	1799–1800
Henry Alexander	Londonderry City
Richard Annesley	Blessington	1798–1800
Mervyn Archdall	Fermanagh
Richard Archdall	Killybegs
William Henry Armstrong	Wicklow Borough
Arthur Gore	Donegal County	1800
Frederick Trench	Portarlington
David Babington	Ballyshannon
John Bagwell	Tipperary
Richard Bagwell	Cashel	1799–1800
William Bagwell	Rathcormack
William Bailey	Augher
Charles Ball	Clogher	March 1800
John Ball	Drogheda
Jonah Barrington	Clogher	Irish Patriot Party
John Beresford	Waterford County
John Beresford	Coleraine
John Claudius Beresford	Dublin City
Marcus Beresford	Swords
Hans Blackwood	Killyleagh	1799–1800
Sir John Blackwood	Killyleagh	1798–1799 (died February 1799)
Joseph Blake	Galway County
Theophilus Blakeney	Athenry
William Blakeney	Athenry
John Blaquiere	Newtownards
Edward Bligh	Athboy	1800
Thomas Cherburgh Bligh	Athboy
Thomas Borrowes	Longford Borough	1800
Charles Boyle	Charleville	1798–1800
Henry Vaughan Brooke	Donegal County
Arthur Browne	Dublin University
Denis Browne	Mayo
Sir Stewart Bruce	Lisburn
George Bunbury	Gowran	1798–1800
George Burdett	Gowran
Thomas Burgh	Clogher	1798–1800
	Fore	1800
Peter Burrowes	Enniscorthy	February 1800
Francis Nathaniel Burton	Clare
William Henry Burton	Carlow County
Charles Kendal Bushe	Callan	1798–1799
	Donegal Borough	1799–1800
Sir Richard Butler	Carlow County
Du Pre Alexander	Newtownards
James Cane	Ratoath
Robert Shapland Carew	Waterford City
Thomas Casey	Kilmallock	1800
Richard Handcock	Athlone	1800
William Handcock	Athlone
Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh	Down	Tory Chief Secretary for Ireland
Francis Caulfeild	Armagh County	1798–1799 (ennobled 1799)
George Cavendish	Cavan Borough
Sir Henry Cavendish	Lismore
Thomas Pelham	Armagh Borough	1798–1799 (Chief Secretary for Ireland 1795-3 November 1798)
Broderick Chinnery	Bandonbridge
Richard Trench	Galway County	1798–1800
John Bingham	Tuam	1798–1799 (ennobled 1800)
Nathaniel Clements	Leitrim
Richard Dawson	Monaghan County
Faithful William Fortescue	Monaghan Borough	1800
William Fortescue	Monaghan Borough	1798–1800
William Charles Fortescue	Louth
Charles Cobbe	Swords	1798 (died July 1798)
Henry Coddington	Dunleer	1798–1800
John Cole	Fermanagh
Lowry Cole	Enniskillen
Arthur Cole-Hamilton	Enniskillen
Henry Parnell	Maryborough
John Congreve	Belfast	February 1800
Thomas Conolly	Londonderry County	1798–1800
Edward Cooke	Old Leighlin
Joshua Edward Cooper	Sligo County
Charles Coote	Queen's County
Eyre Coote	Maryborough
Robert Camden Cope	Armagh County	1799–1800
Somerset Lowry	Tyrone	1798–1800
Isaac Corry	Newry
James Cotter	Castlemartyr
Rogerson Cotter	Charleville
Abraham Creighton	Lifford
John Creighton	Lifford
George Crookshank	Belfast	1798–1800
James Crosbie	Kerry
William Arthur Crosbie	Trim
Robert Crowe	Philipstown	1798–1800
James Cuffe	Tulsk
John Philpot Curran	Banagher	1800
Sir William Cusack	Donegal Borough
Denis Bowes Daly	King's County
St George Daly	Galway Borough
Arthur Dawson	Banagher
Thomas Dawson	Enniscorthy	June 1800
George Augustus Chichester	Carrickfergus	1798–1799 (ennobled January 1799)
Noah Dalway	Carrickfergus	1799–1800
Henry Verney Lovett Darby	Gowran	1800
John Dennis	Clonmel	1800
Quintin Dick	Dunleer	1780
Francis Dobbs	Charlemont	Anti-Union
James Blackwood	Killyleagh
Patrick Duigenan	Armagh Borough
George Dunbar	Thomastown	1798–1800
Edward Dunne	Maryborough	1800–1800
Valentine Quin	Kilmallock	1799–1800
Richard Lovell Edgeworth	St Johnstown (County Longford)	1798–1800
John Egan	Tallow
William Elliot	St Canice
Charles Eustace	Fethard (County Wexford)
Henry Eustace	Clonmines	1800
George Evans-Freke	Baltimore
Sir John Evans-Freke	Baltimore
Sir Frederick Falkiner	Dublin County
Andrew Ferguson	Londonderry City	1798–1800
James Fitzgerald	Kildare Borough
Sir William Gleadowe-Newcomen	Longford County
Brydges Henniker	Kildare Borough
Sir Thomas Lighton	Carlingford
Richard Magenis	Carlingford
John Maxwell	Cavan County	1798–1800
John Maxwell	Newtown Limavady
Thomas Skeffington	Dunleer
Sir Thomas Fetherston	Longford County
Charles FitzGerald	Ardfert
Maurice FitzGerald	Kerry
Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald	Cork County
Chichester Fortescue	Trim
Chichester Fortescue	Hillsborough	1800
John Foster	Louth
Matthew Franks	Ardfert	September 1800
Arthur French	Roscommon County
Luke Fox	Clonmines	1798–1799 (resigned 1799)
	Mullingar	1799–1800
James Galbraith	Augher
William Gardiner	Thomastown	1800
William Gore	Carrick
Hamilton Gorges	Meath
Charles Vereker	Limerick City
Archibald Acheson	Armagh County
Thomas Gould	Kilbeggan	1800
Henry Deane Grady	Limerick City
Henry Grattan	Wicklow Borough	Irish Patriot Party
William Gregory	Portarlington	1800
Willian Fulke Greville	Granard	January 1798
Alexander Hamilton	Belfast	1798–1800
Hans Hamilton	Dublin County
Richard Hardinge	Midleton	1798–1799 (resigned 1799)
Edward Hardman	Drogheda
Francis Hardy	Mullingar
Richard Hare	Athy
William Hare	Athy
George Hatton	Lisburn
Francis Hely	Naas
John Hely	Cork City
Richard Townsend Herbert	Granard	1800
Sir George Hill	Londonderry City	January 1798
Edward Hoare	Askeaton
Joseph Hoare	Banagher	1798–1800
John Hobson	Clonakilty
Peter Holmes	Doneraile
Sir Francis Hopkins	Kilbeggan	1798–1800
Hugh Howard	Athboy	1798–1800
John Cradock	Midleton	1799
	Thomastown	May 1800
William Hume	Wicklow County	1798 (killed October 1798)
William Hoare Hume	Wicklow County	1799–1800
Hon. Hugh Howard	St Johnstown (County Donegal)
Hon. William Forward-Howard	St Johnstown (County Donegal)
Vere Hunt	Askeaton
Henry Irvine	Tulsk
George Jackson	Randalstown
George Jackson	Mayo
Denham Jephson	Mallow
George Jocelyn	Dundalk	1798 (died March 1798)
John Jocelyn	Dundalk
Robert Johnson	Hillsborough	January 1800
William Johnson	Roscommon Borough	1799–1800
Robert Johnston	Philipstown	1800
Theophilus Jones	Leitrim
Walter Jones	Coleraine
Thomas Kavanagh	Kilkenny City	1798–1799
John Keane	Youghal
James Kearney	Thomastown	1798–1800
Maurice Keatinge	Kildare County
John Kelly	Lanesborough	1800
Henry Kemmis	Tralee
Charles King	Belturbet	1798–1800
John King	Clogher	March 1800
George King	Roscommon County	1798–1799
Gilbert King	Jamestown
Henry King	Boyle
John King	Jamestown
William Knott	Taghmon
Andrew Knox	Strabane	1798–1800
Hon. Charles Knox	Dungannon	1798–1799
Francis Knox	Philipstown	1798–1800
George Knox	Dublin University
James Knox	Taghmon
David La Touche	Newcastle
David La Touche	Newcastle
John La Touche	Kildare County
John La Touche	Harristown
Robert La Touche	Harristown
Gerard Lake	Armagh Borough	1799–1800
Gustavus Lambart	Kilbeggan
Clotworthy Rowley	Meath	1798–1800
Hercules Langrishe	Knocktopher	1798–1800
Edward Lee	Dungarvan
Francis Leigh	Wexford Borough
Robert Leigh	New Ross
John Loftus	Wexford County
William Loftus	Bannow	1798–1800
Charles Vane	Thomastown	March 1800
	Londonderry County	May 1800
Robert King	Boyle
Thomas Lindsay	Castlebar	1798–1800 (resigned 1800)
Thomas Lindsay	Castlebar	1798–1800
John Longfield	Ballynakill
John Longfield	Mallow
Mountifort Longfield	Cork City
Henry Luttrell	Clonmines	1799–1800
Joseph Lysaght	Cashel	1798–1799
George Lyttelton	Granard	1798–1800
Sir John Macartney	Naas	1798–1800
Edmund Alexander Macnaghten	Antrim County
James Mahon	Philipstown	1800
Ross Mahon	Granard	1798–1800
Stephen Mahon	Knocktopher	April 1800
Thomas Mahon	Roscommon County	1799–1800
Richard Martin	Lanesborough	1798–1800
	Galway County	1800
Francis Mathew	Tipperary
John Monck Mason	St Canice
Hon. Henry Skeffington	Antrim Borough
Hugh Dillon Massy	Clare
William Thomas Monsell	Dingle	1798–1800
Montague James Mathew	Ballynakill	1798–1800
James Edward May	Belfast	January 1800
James McClelland	Randalstown	1798–1800
Charles McDonnell	Rathcormack
Francis McNamara	Killybegs
John Metge	Tallow
George Miller	Castlebar	1800
William Domville Stanley Monck	Gorey	1798–1799
Alexander Montgomery	Donegal County	1798–1800
Lodge Morres	Dingle
Nathaniel Montgomery-Moore	Strabane
Arthur Moore	Tralee
John Moore	Newry	1799–1800
Lorenzo Moore	Ardfert	1798–1800
Stephen Moore	Clonmel
William Moore	St Johnstown (County Longford)	1798–1800
Stephen Moore	Kells
George Sandford	Roscommon Borough	1798–1799
Henry Sandford	Roscommon Borough
Daniel Mussenden	Killyleagh	1800
Charles Montague Ormsby	Duleek
Sir Richard Musgrave	Lismore
Thomas Nesbitt	Cavan Borough
Richard Nevill	Wexford Borough
Thomas Worth Newenham	Clonmel	1798–1800
John Toler	Gorey
Sir George Nugent	Charleville	1800
Sir Edward O'Brien, 4th Bt	Ennis
Robert O'Callaghan	Bandonbridge
Hugh O'Donnell	Donegal Borough	1798–1799
James Moore O'Donnell	Ratoath
Charles O'Hara	Sligo County
William Odell	Limerick County
George Ogle	Dublin City	July 1798, Anti-Union
Charles Silver Oliver	Kilmallock	1798–1799
Silver Oliver	Kilmallock	1798–1799
James Butler	Kilkenny County
Joseph Mason Ormsby	Gorey	1799–1800
Charles Osborne	Carysfort
Henry Osborne	Carysfort	1798–1799
	Enniskillen	1800
Edward Pakenham	Longford Borough	1798–1800
Thomas Pakenham	Longford Borough
Sir John Parnell	Queen's County
Richard Pennefather	Cashel
Thomas Pepper	Kells	1800
William Plunket	Charlemont
George Ponsonby	Galway Borough
John Ponsonby	Dungarvan
William Ponsonby	Fethard (County Tipperary)
William Brabazon Ponsonby	Kilkenny County
Richard Power	Waterford County
Thomas Prendergast	Clonakilty
Joseph Preston	Navan
Thomas Prior	Bannow	March 1800
Francis Aldborough Prittie	Doneraile	1800
Henry Prittie	Carlow Borough
Abel Ram	Wexford County
George Harrison Reade	Fethard (County Wexford)	1799–1800
John Reilly	Blessington
William Edmond Reilly	Hillsborough	1800
Sir William Richardson	Ballyshannon
Boyle Roche	Old Leighlin
Gustavus Home Rochford	Westmeath
John Staunton Rochfort	Fore
Lawrence Parsons	King's County
Clotworthy Rowley	Downpatrick
Sir Josias Rowley	Downpatrick
Samuel Campbell Rowley	Kinsale
William Rowley	Kinsale
Robert Rutledge	Duleek
Charles Ruxton	Ardee	1798–1799 (resigned 1799)
William Ruxton	Ardee
William Parkinson Ruxton	Ardee	1799–1800
Francis Saunderson	Cavan County
William Saurin	Blessington	1800
Richard Fortescue Sharkey	Dungannon	1800
Edmond Stanley	Lanesborough
Francis Savage	Down
James Savage	Callan	1799–1800
Henry Boyle	Cork County
Sir Robert Shaw	Bannow	1799
Sir George Shee	Knocktopher
Mark Singleton	Carysfort	1800
William John Skeffington	Antrim Borough
William Smyth	Westmeath
Marcus Somerville	Meath	1800
Nathaniel Sneyd	Carrick	1798–1800
	Cavan County	1800
Sir Richard St George	Athlone	1789–1800
Barry Boyle St Leger	Doneraile	1798–1800
Thomas Stannus	Portarlington	1798–1800
John Staples	Antrim County
Sir Thomas Staples	Knocktopher	March 1800
James Stewart	Tyrone
Sir John Stewart	Bangor
John Straton	Dundalk	1799–1800
Francis Synge	Swords
John Preston	Navan
John Talbot	Ardfert	February 1800
William Talbot	Kilkenny City	1798–1800
John Taylor	Fethard (County Tipperary)
Robert Taylor	Kells	1798–1800
Henry Tighe	Inistioge
Robert Tighe	Carick	1800
William Tighe	Inistioge
Charles Tottenham	New Ross
Ponsonby Tottenham	Clonmines
Blayney Townley-Balfour	Belturbet	1800
John Townsend	Castlemartyr
Thomas Townsend	Belturbet
Charles Trench	Newtown Limavady
Francis Trench	Ballynakill	1800
Sir John Tydd	Fore	1798–1800
Robert Uniacke	Youghal
John Ormsby Vandeleur	Ennis
William Mullins	Dingle
James Verner	Dungannon
George Vesey	Tuam	1800
John Waller	Limerick County
David Walshe	Ballynakill	1800
Robert Ward	Bangor
Henry Beresford	Londonderry County
Patrick Welch	Callan
James Wemys	Kilkenny City
Nicholas Westby	Wicklow County
Warner William Westenra	Monaghan County
Thomas Whaley	Enniscorthy
Ezekiel Davys Wilson	Carrickfergus
Arthur Wolfe	Dublin City	1798 (ennobled July 1798)
John Wolfe	Carlow Borough
Benjamin Blake Woodward	Midleton
Owen Wynne	Sligo Borough	1798–1800
Robert Wynne	Sligo Borough	1798–1799
William Wynne	Sligo Borough	1799–1800
Walter Aglionby Yelverton	Tuam

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.