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List of Irish MPs 1783–1790

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This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1783 and 1790. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.

Name Constituency Notes Affiliation
Arthur Acheson Old Leighlin
George Agar Callan
Mervyn Archdall County Fermanagh
Henry Welbore Agar County Kilkenny
John Stratford County Wicklow
Henry Alexander Newtownards Elected 1788
Richard Annesley St Canice
Arthur Gore Baltimore
Frederick Trench Maryborough Elected 1785
Francis Bernard Bandonbridge
John Beresford County Waterford
Marcus Beresford Dungarvan
James Bernard County Cork
Sir John Blackwood Killyleagh
Robert Blackwood Killyleagh Died 30 June 1786
John Blakeney Athenry
Theophilus Blakeney Athenry
John Blaquiere Carlingford
Thomas Cherburgh Bligh Athboy
Arthur Cole-Hamilton County Fermanagh
Thomas Orde Rathcormack Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1784–87
Samuel Bradstreet Dublin City Independent Patriot
Sir Arthur Brooke Maryborough Died 7 March 1785
Henry Vaughan Brooke County Donegal
Denis Browne County Mayo
William Brownlow County Armagh
Henry Bruen Jamestown
Robert Hobart Portarlington Elected 1784;Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1789–93
Thomas Burgh Athy
Sir Richard Butler County Carlow
James Carigue-Ponsonby Tralee
James Alexander Londonderry City
Hugh Carleton Naas
William Handcock Athlone
Sir Henry Cavendish Lismore
Thomas Pelham Carrick Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1783–84
Broderick Chinnery Castlemartyr
William Trench County Galway
John FitzGibbon Kilmallock
Thomas Coghlan Carlingford
Nicholas Colthurst St Johnstown Succeeded as 3rd Baronet 1787
Thomas Conolly County Londonderry
William Conyngham Killybegs
Edward Cooke Lifford
Charles Coote Maryborough
Isaac Corry Newry
Sir Edward Crofton County Roscommon
John Philpot Curran Kilbeggan
Denis Daly County Galway
Denis Bowes Daly Galway Borough
Barry Denny County Kerry Created a baronet 1782
Hayes St Leger Doneraile Succeeded as 2nd Viscount Doneraile 1787
Richard Hely Taghmon
Sir John Doyle Mullingar
James Blackwood Killyleagh Elected 1788
Henry Prittie County Tipperary
Henry Duquery Armagh Borough
John Maxwell County Cavan
Charles FitzGerald County Kildare
Lord Edward FitzGerald Athy Patriot
James FitzGerald Tulsk
Sir Frederick Flood Ardfert
Henry Flood Kilbeggan Patriot
John Foster County Louth
John Thomas Foster Ennis
John William Foster Dunleer
Lodge Evans de Montmorency Bandonbridge
Arthur French County Roscommon
Luke Gardiner County Dublin
Sir William Godfrey Tralee
John Prendergast Smyth Limerick City Elected 1785
Henry Grattan Charlemont Patriot
Richard Griffith Askeaton
Cornelius Grogan Enniscorthy
Sackville Hamilton Clogher
Arthur Pomeroy County Kildare
Henry Pomeroy Strabane
Francis Hardy Mullingar
Cornwallis Maude Roscommon Created Baron de Montalt, 1785
Sir Samuel Hayes Augher
Thomas Taylour Kells
John Hely Cork City
John Hely Taghmon
Arthur Hill County Down
Joseph Hoare Askeaton Created a baronet 1784
Peter Holmes Banagher
Hugh Howard Athboy
John Cradock Clogher
Robert Jephson Granard
Robert Jocelyn Dundalk
John Allen Johnson Baltinglass
Sir Richard Johnston Blessington
Theophilus Jones Monaghan Borough
John Browne Carlow created 1st Baron Kilmaine 1789
Hercules Rowley County Antrim
Hercules Langrishe Knocktopher
Charles Loftus Wexford Borough Created Baron Loftus 1785
Richard Longfield Baltimore
George Lowther Newtownards Died August 1784
Gorges Lowther County Meath
Henry Luttrell Old Leighlin Succeeded as Earl of Carhampton 1787
Sir James May County Waterford
John Monck Mason St Canice
Henry Meredyth Armagh Borough
Alexander Montgomery County Donegal Patriot
George Montgomery County Cavan
John Montgomery County Monaghan
John Moore Ballynakill
William Wellesley Trim
Stephen Moore Clonmel
George Sandford Roscommon
Sir Edward Newenham County Dublin Patriot
John Toler Philipstown
Sir Lucius O'Brien Tuam
George Ogle County Wexford
Charles O'Hara County Sligo
John O'Neill County Antrim
John Butler Kilkenny City
Walter Butler Kilkenny City
John Proby Osborne Carysfort Died December 1787
Thomas Osborne Carysfort
Sir William Osborne Carysfort Died November 1783
Thomas Pakenham Longford Borough
Sir John Parnell Queen's County
Sir William Parsons King's County
Edmund Pery Limerick City Speaker 1771-85
George Ponsonby Inistioge
John Ponsonby Newtownards Died August 1787
William Ponsonby County Kilkenny Whig
Thomas Knox Dungannon
Pery Edmund Sexton Dungannon Patriot
George Rawson Armagh Borough
William Richardson County Armagh
William Richardson Augher
Boyle Roche Portarlington Elected 1784
Laurence Harman County Longford
Robert Cuninghame Monaghan Borough
Charles Ruxton Ardee
John Ruxton Ardee
Sir Richard St George Athlone
Sir Richard St George Athlone
Alleyne FitzHerbert Carysfort Elected 1788;Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1787–89
John Scott Portarlington Created Baron Earlsfort 1784
Hon. Chichester Skeffington Antrim
William John Skeffington Antrim
Michael Smith Randalstown
Thomas Smyth Limerick City Died 1785
John Staples Newtown Limavady
Richard Malone Banagher
John Preston Navan
Hercules Taylour Kells
Charles Tottenham Clonmines
Charles Tottenham New Ross
John Townsend Dingle
Richard Boyle Townsend Dingle
John Tydd Ardfert
James Cuffe County Mayo
Edward Ward County Down
Sir Augustus Louis Carre Warren Cork City
George Nugent Fore
Thomas Whaley Newcastle
Arthur Wolfe Coleraine
Owen Wynne Sligo Borough
Barry Yelverton Carrickfergus

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.