List of Irish MPs 1761–1768

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

• "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.