Jump to content

List of Irish MPs 1727–1760

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is an old revision of this page, as edited by Lieutcoluseng (talk | contribs) at 23:29, 24 July 2022 (Adding wikilinks). The present address (URL) is a permanent link to this revision, which may differ significantly from the current revision.

This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1727 and 1760. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.

Name Constituency Notes
Archibald Acheson Dublin University (1741-1761)
Sir Arthur Acheson Mullingar (1727-1748)
James Agar Gowran (1753-1761)
Edward Stratford Baltinglass (1759-1768)
John Stratford Baltinglass (1717-1763)
John Allen Carysfort (1733-1742)
John Allen Wicklow (1742-1745)
Francis Andrews Midleton (1759-1761)
John Gore Jamestown (1747-1760)
Arthur Gore Donegal Borough (1727-1758)
Arthur Gore Donegal Borough (1759-1761)
Tichborne Aston Ardee (1741-1748)
Bernard Ward Down (1745-1770)
James Barry Rathcormack (1727-1743)
Redmond Barry Tallow and Rathcormack (1717-1750)
Sir Edward Barry Charleville (1744-1760)
Thomas Taylour Kells (1747-1760)
Sir John Bingham Mayo (1727-1749)
Sir John Bingham Mayo (1749-1750)
John Blakeney Athenry (1727-1747)
Robert Blakeney Athenry (1721-1733)
Robert Blakeney Athenry (1747-1762)
William Blakeney Kilmallock (1725-1757)
Arthur Blennerhassett Tralee (1727 to 1743)
John Blunden Kilkenny City (1727-1752)
Sir Kildare Borrowes Kildare County (1745-1776)
Walter Borrowes Athy (1727-1741)
John Bowes Taghmon (1731-1742)
Henry Boyle Tallow (1751-1756)
Robert Boyle Dungarvan (1758-1768)
Richard Hamilton Navan (1755-1761)
Philip Bragg Armagh ()
St John Brodrick County of Cork (1715-1728)
Henry Brooke Fermanagh (1727-1761)
Thomas Burgh Naas (1713-1730)
Dominick Burke Galway (1735-1747)
Francis Burton Clare (1727-1744)
Samuel Burton Dublin Borough (1727-)
Sir Richard Butler Carlow County (1730-1761)
Alexander Cairnes Monaghan Borough (1727-1732)
Henry Cairnes Monaghan Borough (1732-1743)
Walter Carey Clogher Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1730–37
William Flower
St George Caulfeild
Nathaniel Clements
William Fortescue
Thomas Clutterbuck Lisburn Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1724–30
Marmaduke Coghill
John Cole
William Conolly
Henry Seymour Conway Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1755–57
Francis Conyngham
Henry Conyngham
Hamilton Boyle
Leslie Corry
James Stopford
Maurice Crosbie
William Crosbie
William Francis Crosbie
James Cuffe
James Daly
John Bligh
Sir Matthew Deane
Sir Matthew Deane
Sir Robert Deane
Richard Nugent
Michael O'Brien
Arthur Dobbs Carrickfergus (1727-1760) Surveyor General of Ireland, 1733–44
William Ponsonby Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1741–45
John Perceval
Abraham Creighton
Daniel Falkiner
Barry Maxwell
John Maxwell
Robert Maxwell
John FitzGerald
Robert FitzGerald
John Petty
Richard FitzPatrick
Henry Flood
Warden Flood
John Folliot
John Folliott
John Forbes
Chichester Fortescue
James Fortescue
Thomas Fortescue
Anthony Foster
John Redmond Freke
Percy Freke
Robert French
Charles Gardiner
Luke Gardiner
William Annesley
Sir Arthur Gore
Sir Ralph Gore
St George Gore
George Forbes
Charles Hamilton
George Hamilton
Gustavus Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Gustavus Handcock
Robert Handcock
William Handcock
William Handcock
Price Hartstonge
John Hely
Francis Ingram
Peter Holmes
Nicholas Hume
Robert Jocelyn
Arthur Jones
Robert King
Sir Edward Knatchbull
George Beresford
Humphrey Butler
Joseph Leeson
Joseph Leeson
Richard Liddell Jamestown Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1745–46
James FitzGerald
James Hamilton
John Lysaght
Henry Loftus
Thomas Pakenham
Gorges Lowther
Hugh Massy
Samuel Molyneux
Alexander Montgomery
Alexander Montgomery
John Montgomery
John Montgomery
Thomas Montgomery
Stephen Moore
Charles Moore
Brinsley Butler
Thomas Knox
Sir Edward O'Brien
Murrough O'Brien
Sir John Osborne
Robert Parkinson
Sir William Parsons
Marcus Paterson
Edward Lovett Pearce
Edmund Pery
Ambrose Philips
John Pomeroy
John Ponsonby
Sir Thomas Prendergast
William Richardson
Richard Rigby Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1757–61
Ralph Gore
Robert Cuninghame
Francis Russell
John Ruxton
William Ruxton
Lord George Sackville Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1750–55
Oliver St George
William Scott
Henry Boyle
Richard Boyle
George Smyth
Sir James Somerville
Bowen Southwell
Henry Southwell
Richard Southwell
Thomas Southwell
St George St George
Philip Tisdall
Charles Tottenham
Richard Townsend
Frederick Trench
Richard Trench
John Ussher
John Ussher
Edward Walpole Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1737–39
Garret Wesley
Richard Wesley
Edward Weston Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1746–50
Owen Wynne

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.