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List of Irish MPs 1761–1768

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This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1761 and 1768. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period, who sat from October 1761 to May 1768 unless stated otherwise.

Name Constituency Notes
Archibald Acheson County Armagh
Thomas Adderley Bandonbridge
James Agar County Kilkenny
Henry Alcock Waterford City
Henry Alcock Clonmines
William Alcock Fethard (County Wexford) 1764–1768
Edward Stratford Baltinglass
John Stratford Baltinglass 1761–1763 (ennobled 1763)
John Stratford Baltinglass 1763–1768
Francis Andrews Londonderry City
John Gore County Longford 1761–1765 (appointed Lord Chief Justice, 1764)
Francis Annesley Downpatrick
Mervyn Archdall County Fermanagh
Arthur Gore County Wexford
Sir Fitzgerald Aylmer Roscommon
Beauchamp Bagenal Enniscorthy
Samuel Bagshaw Tallow 1761–1762 (died October 1762)
John Bagwell Tulsk
Bernard Ward County Down
Robert Barry Charleville
Roland Bateman Tralee
George Beresford Coleraine 1761–1763 (ennobled 1763)
John Beresford County Waterford
Francis Bernard Bandonbridge 1766–1768
Henry Bingham Tuam
Henry Bingham Tuam
Sir John Blackwood Killyleagh
John Blakeney Athenry 1763–1768
Robert Blakeney Athenry 1761–1762 (died December 1762)
John Blennerhassett County Kerry
John Blennerhassett County Kerry 1762–1763 (died May 1763)
Thomas Bligh Athboy
Sir John Blunden Kilkenny City
Cornelius Bolton Waterford City
Sir Kildare Borrowes County Kildare
John Bourke Old Leighlin
John Bourke Naas 1763–1768
Bellingham Boyle Youghal
Robert Boyle Dungarvan
Anthony Brabazon County Dublin
William Brabazon County Wicklow 1765–1768
Sir Arthur Brooke County Fermanagh
Peter Browne-Kelly County Mayo
William Brownlow County Armagh
Richard Burgh Naas 1761–1762 (died September 1762)
Benjamin Burton County Carlow 1761–1767 (died October 1767)
Benjamin Burton Boyle 1761–1763 (died May/June 1763)
Robert Burton Carlow 1761–1765 (died January 1965)
Thomas Burton Ennis
William Henry Burton Gowran
Gervase Parker Bushe Granard 1767–1768
Brinsley Butler County Cavan
John Butler Newcastle
Robert Butler Belturbet 1761–1763 (died September 1763)
Sir Thomas Butler County Carlow
Lord Frederick Campbell Thomastown 1767–1768 – Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1767–68
Thomas Carew Dungarvan
Edward Cary County Londonderry
Francis Caulfeild Charlemont
William Caulfeild Tulsk
Sir Henry Cavendish Lismore
Sir Henry Cavendish Lismore 1766–1768
John Chichester Belfast
Michael Clarke Ballyshannon
William Clement Dublin University
Nathaniel Clements Cavan Borough
William Clements Baltimore
William Fortescue Monaghan Borough
Thomas Cobbe Swords
Dixie Coddington Dunleer 1762–1768
Caesar Colclough County Wexford 1761–1766 (died April 1766)
Vesey Colclough County Wexford 1766–1768
Sir John Colthurst Youghal
John Congreve Killyleagh
William Conner Bandonbridge 1761–1766 (died January 1766)
Thomas Conolly County Londonderry
Henry Seymour Conway County Antrim
Francis Burton County Clare
William Burton Newtown Limavady
Joshua Cooper Castlebar
Charles Coote County Cavan 1761–1766 (ennobled September 1767)
Eyre Coote Maryborough 1761
Maurice Copinger Ardfert
Dudley Cosby Carrick 1763–1768
James Cotter Askeaton
John Cramer Belturbet
Lancelot Crosbie Ardfert 1762–1768
William Crosbie Ardfert 1761–1762 (ennobled 1762)
James Stopford Taghmon
Richard Cox Clonakilty
John Curtis Ratoath
Charles Daly County Galway
Denis Daly Galway Borough 1767–1768
James Daly Athenry
Marriot Dalway Carrickfergus
John Damer Portarlington
John Dawson Portarlington 1766–1768
Richard Dawson Monaghan Borough
William Dawson Queen's County
Joseph Deane Inistioge
Sir Robert Deane Tallow
Sir Compton Domvile Carlow
Robert Doyne Carlow 1765–1768
Robert Doyne Donegal Borough
Henry Prittie Banagher 1767–1768
George Dunbar Gowran
Arthur Hill County Down 1761–1766 (ennobled February 1766)
William Cole Enniskillen 1761–1767 (ennobled November 1767)
Abraham Creighton Lifford
John Creighton Lifford
Thomas Dawson County Monaghan
John Eyre Galway Borough
Thomas Eyre Thomastown
Barry Maxwell Armagh Borough
Ralph Fetherston County Longford 1765–1768
Garret FitzGerald Kildare
Maurice FitzGerald Dingle
Richard Fitzgerald Boyle 1763–1768
Robert FitzGerald Dingle
William FitzGerald Dublin City 1767–1768
John FitzGibbon Newcastle
Thomas Fitzmaurice County Kerry 1763–1768
Richard FitzPatrick Galway Borough 1761–1767 (died July 1767)
Henry Flood Callan 1762–1768
Jocelyn Flood Callan 1765–1767 (died May 1767)
John Flood Callan 1767–1768
John Folliot Sligo Borough 1761–1762 (died February 1762)
John Folliott Kinsale 1761–1765 (died January 1765)
George Forbes St Johnstown (County Longford) 1762–1768
John Forbes Mullingar
Mathew Forde Downpatrick
James Fortescue County Louth
William Forward St Johnstown (County Donegal)
Anthony Foster County Louth 1761–1766
John Foster Dunleer
William Fownes Knocktopher
John Redmond Freke Cork City 1761–1764 (died April 1764)
Robert French Carrick
George Forbes Mullingar 1761–1765 (ennobled 1765)
John French County Roscommon
William Gilbert Maryborough 1761–1764 (died January 1764)
James Gisborne Tallow 1762–1768
Henry Gore Lanesborough
Paul Annesley Gore County Sligo 1765–1768
Richard Gore Castlebar
Richard Gorges Enniskillen
Hamilton Gorges Swords
Richard Gorges Enniskillen 1767–1768
John Graham Drogheda
James Grattan Dublin City 1761–1766 (died June 1766)
John Grogan Enniscorthy
Roger Hall Newry
Henry Hamilton Londonderry City
John Stuart Hamilton Strabane 1763–1768
Robert Hamilton Bangor
William Hamilton Strabane 1761–1762 (died 1762)
William Gerard Hamilton Killybegs Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1761–64
John Gustavus Handcock Ballyshannon 1761–1766 (died February 1766)
William Handcock Athlone
Arthur Pomeroy County Kildare
Robert Harman County Longford 1761–1765 (died September 1765)
George Hartpole Portarlington 1761–1763 (died December 1763)
William Harward Lanesborough
John Hely Cork City
Edward Herbert Tralee
Francis Ingram Lisburn Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1765–66
Joseph Hoare Askeaton
John Hobson Inistioge
Peter Holmes Banagher
Walter Hore Taghmon
Ralph Howard County Wicklow
Henry Loftus Bannow
John Hyde County Carlow 1767–1768
Richard Jackson Coleraine
Denham Jephson Mallow
William Jephson Mallow
Arthur Jones Wexford Borough
Richard Jones Killybegs
Theophilus Jones County Leitrim Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1767
Maurice Keating Naas
Henry King Boyle
Sir Edward King County Sligo 1761–1764
Andrew Knox County Donegal
John Knox Donegal Borough
Thomas Knox Dungannon
Thomas Knox Dungannon
Gustavus Lambart Kilbeggan
David La Touche Dundalk
Hercules Langrishe Knocktopher
Thomas Le Hunte Wexford Borough
Francis Leigh Drogheda
Robert Leigh New Ross
Robert Clements County Donegal 1765–1768
Edmond Leslie-Corry Newtown Limavady 1761–1764 (died November 1764)
Godfrey Lill Fore
Edward Loftus Jamestown
Nicholas Hume-Loftus Fethard (County Wexford) 1761–1763
Nicholas Hume Fethard (County Wexford) 1761–1766 (ennobled October 1966)
Edward Pakenham County Longford 1765–1766
Richard Longfield Charleville
Samuel Lowe Clogher 1761–1765 (died 1765)
George Lowther Ratoath
Gorges Lowther County Meath
Sir Marcus Lowther-Crofton Roscommon
Robert Lowry Strabane 1761–1764 (died August 1964)
Galbraith Lowry-Corrie County Tyrone
Charles Bingham County Mayo
Charles Lucas Dublin City
Edward Lucas County Monaghan
John Ludford Belfast
Henry Lyons King's County
John Lysaght County Cork 1765–1768
Thomas Mahon County Roscommon
John Monck Mason Blessington
Hugh Massy County Limerick
James May County Waterford
Alexander McAuley Thomastown 1761–1766 (died July 1766)
Charles MacDonnell County Clare 1766–1768
John Magill Castlemartyr
Anthony Malone Castlemartyr
Edmond Malone Granard 1761–1767
Thomas Maude County Tipperary
William Mayne Carysfort
James McManus Athy Apr–Oct, 1761 (died October 1761)
Sir John Meade Banagher 1764–1766
Henry Mitchell Bannow
Hugh Henry Mitchell Ballyshannon 1766–1768
Sir Capel Molyneux Clogher
George Paul Monck Coleraine 1763–1768
Henry Monck Duleek
George Montgomery Strabane 1765–1768
William Montgomery Hillsborough
William Montgomery Augher
Colville Moore Clonmel
Henry William Moore Charlemont 1761–1762 (died ?May 1762)
Richard Moore Kells
Stephen Moore Fethard (County Tipperary)
Stephen Moore Lismore 1761–1766 (ennobled February 1766)
Guy Moore Clonmel
William Moore Clogher 1765–1768
Redmond Morres Newtownards
William Evans Morres Kilkenny City
Eland Mossom St Canice
James Moutray Augher
George Needham Newry
Cosby Nesbitt Cavan Borough
Charles Newcomen St Johnstown (County Longford)
John Newenham Fore
Edward Nicholson Old Leighlin
Sir Edward O'Brien County Clare 1761–1765 (died November 1765)
Sir Lucius O'Brien Ennis
Murrough O'Brien Harristown
Cornelius O'Callaghan Fethard (County Tipperary)
Charles O'Hara Ballynakill
Charles O'Neill Randalstown
John O'Neill Randalstown
Silver Oliver Kilmallock
William Ormsby Sligo Borough
Sir William Osborne Carysfort
Roger Palmer Jamestown
Sir John Parnell Maryborough December 1761 – 1768
Sir John Parnell Bangor 1767–1768
Sir William Parsons King's County
Wentworth Parsons County Longford 1766–1768
Marcus Paterson Ballynakill
Kingsmill Pennefather Cashel
Richard Pennefather Cashel
Thomas Pepper Kells
Robert Perceval Trim
Edmund Pery Limerick City
John Pigott Banagher 1761–1763 (died December 1763)
William Pole Queen's County
John Pomeroy Trim
John Ponsonby County Kilkenny
Richard Ponsonby Newtownards
William Ponsonby Cork City 1764–1768
John Preston Navan
Joseph Preston Navan
Francis Price Lisburn
Henry Prittie County Tipperary
Abel Ram Gorey
Andrew Ram Duleek
Robert Rochford Philipstown
George Rochfort County Westmeath
Richard Rochfort County Westmeath
Robert Ross Carlingford
Ralph Gore County Donegal 1761–1764 (died June 1764)
Robert Cuninghame Armagh Borough
Hercules Langford Rowley County Meath
Charles Ruxton Ardee
John Ruxton Ardee
Robert Scott Sligo Borough 1762–1768
Henry Seymour-Conway County Down 1766–1768
Richard Boyle County Cork 1761–1764 (ennobled December 1764)
William Petty County Kerry 1761 (ennobled May 1761-never sat)
Edward Sandford Harristown
Henry Sanford Kildare Borough
Robert Sandford Athy
Henry Sheares Clonakilty
Robert Sibthorpe Granard
Stephen Sibthorpe County Louth 1767–1768
Hugh Skeffington County Antrim
Hungerford Skeffington Antrim
William Smith Athy 1762–1768
Charles Smyth Limerick City
James Smyth Antrim
Edward Southwell Kinsale
Thomas Southwell County Limerick 1761–1766 (ennobled November 1766)
Thomas Southwell County Limerick 1767–1768
Henry St George Athlone 1761–1763 (died July 1763)
Richard St George Athlone 1763–1768
St George St George Carrick 1761–1763 (ennobled April 1763)
John St Leger Doneraile
St Leger St Leger Doneraile
John Staples Newtown Limavady 1765–1768
Richard Steele Mullingar 1765–1768
Annesley Stewart Charlemont 1763–1768
William Stewart County Tyrone
William Stewart County Cavan 1766–1768
William Talbot St Johnstown (County Donegal)
Thomas Tennison Dunleer 1761 (appointed Judge 1761)
Edward Tighe Belturbet 1763–1768
Richard Stearne Tighe Athy December 1761 (died December 1761)
Richard William Tighe Wicklow 1767–1768
William Tighe Wicklow 1761–1766 (died September 1766)
William Tighe Athboy
Thomas Tipping Kilbeggan
Philip Tisdall Dublin University
Richard Tonson Baltimore
Blayney Townley-Balfour Carlingford
Richard Townsend County Cork
Charles Tottenham New Ross
Charles Tottenham Clonmines
John Tottenham Fethard (County Wexford) 1767–1768
Richard Trench County Galway
Arthur Trevor Hillsborough
Stephen Trotter Gorey
Duke Tyrell Philipstown
Arthur Upton Carrickfergus
Charles Ussher Blessington
Agmondesham Vesey Kinsale 1765–1768
Edward Villiers Kilmallock
Thomas Waite St Canice
Robert Waller Dundalk
Hunt Walsh Maryborough 1764–1768
Robert Ward Bangor 1761–1767 (died December 1767)
James Wemys Callan 1762–1765 (died April 1765)
William Whitshed Wicklow
Richard Wingfield County Wicklow 1761–1764 (ennobled May 1764)
Richard Wolseley Carlow
John Wynne County Leitrim
Owen Wynne County Sligo

References

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  • "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 (1 November 2001). History of the Irish Parliament: 1692–1800; Commons, Constituencies and Statutes. Ulster Historical Foundation. ISBN 9781903688090.