List of Irish MPs 1790–1797

This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 2 July 1790 and 11 July 1797. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.

Print of painting of Irish Parliament of 1790.

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Name	Constituency	Notes
Thomas Adderley	Clonakilty	1790–1791 (died May 1791)
Henry Alcock	Waterford City
Benjamin Stratford	Baltinglass
John Stratford	Baltinglass
John Armstrong	Kilmallock	1790–1791 (died September 1791)
Henry Alexander	Askeaton
Richard Annesley	Newtownards
Mervyn Archdall	County Fermanagh
Richard Archdall	Ardfert
Sir Fitzgerald Aylmer	Harristown	1790–1794 (died February 1794)
John Bagwell	Doneraile Tipperary	resigned 1790 1792–1797
John Ball	Drogheda	1796–1797
Jonah Barrington	Tuam
Thomas Barton	Fethard (County Tipperary)
Hon. John Beresford	County Waterford
Charles Bury	Kilmallock	1792–1797
Humphrey Butler	Donegal Borough
John Claudius Beresford	Swords
Marcus Beresford	St Canice	1790–1794 (resigned 1794)
Marcus Beresford	Dungarvan
James Bernard	County Cork	1790 (died July 1790)
Sir John Blackwood	Bangor
Joseph Blake	County Galway
Theophilus Blakeney	Athenry
William Blakeney	Athenry
James Blaquiere	Carlingford
John Blaquiere	Charleville
Thomas Cherburgh Bligh	Athboy
Sir James Bond	Naas
Hugh Boyd	County Antrim	1794–1795 (died November 1795)
Augustus Cavendish-Bradshaw	Carlow	1790–1796
Henry Vaughan Brooke	County Donegal
Arthur Browne	Dublin University
Denis Browne	County Mayo
William Browne	Portarlington
William Brownlow	County Armagh
William Brownlow	County Armagh
Henry Bruen	County Carlow	1790–1795 (died 14 December 1795)
George Bunbury	Thomastown
Arthur Burdett	Harristown
George Burdett	Thomastown
Thomas Burgh	Kilbeggan
Peter Burrowes	Enniscorthy
Francis Nathaniel Burton	County Clare
William Henry Burton	County Carlow
Charles Kendall Bushe	Callan	1796–1797
Gervase Parker Bushe	Lanesborough	1790–1793 (died August 1793)
Hon. John Wandesford Butler	Kilkenny City County Kilkenny	1792–1796 (resigned February 1796) 1796 (died April 1796)
Sir Richard Butler	County Carlow	1796–1797
Hugh Cane	Tallow	1790–1793 (died January 1793)
Robert Shapland Carew	Waterford City
Hugh Carncross	Newtown Limavady	1795–1797
Ephraim Carroll	Bannow
William Handcock	Athlone
George Cavendish	St Johnstown (County Longford)
Sir Henry Cavendish	Lismore Killybegs	1790–1791 (not duly elected) 1791–1797
Richard Cavendish	Portarlington
William Tankerville Chamberlain	Clonmines	1791–1793
James Chatterton	Doneraile
Jonathan Chetwood	Downpatrick
Thomas Pelham	Clogher	1795–1797; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1795–1798
Broderick Chinnery	Bandonbridge
Richard Trench	Newtown Limavady	1796–1797
Henry Theophilus Clements	County Leitrim	1790–1795 (died October 1795)
Nathaniel Clements	Roscommon Carrick	1790–1791 1791–1797
Nicholas Coddington	Dunleer
Thomas Coghlan	Augher	1790–1794 (died February 1794)
Vesey Colclough	Enniscorthy	1790–1794 (died July 1794)
John Cole	County Fermanagh
Arthur Cole-Hamilton	Enniskillen
Sir Nicholas Colthurst, Bt	Clonakilty	1792–1795 (died 1795)
Thomas Conolly	County Londonderry
William Burton Conyngham	Ennis	1790–1796 (died May 1796)
Edward Cooke	Old Leighlin
Joshua Edward Cooper	County Sligo
Charles Henry Coote	Maryborough
Eyre Coote	Ballynakill
Henry Cope	Tulsk
Maurice Coppinger	Belturbet
Robert Cornwall	Enniscorthy	1794–1797
Edward Corry	Randalstown	1794–1797
Isaac Corry	Newry
Sir James Cotter	Castlemartyr
Rogerson Cotter	Charleville
Hon. Henry Wellesley	Trim	1795
Abraham Creighton	Lifford
Abraham Creighton	Lifford
Sir Edward Crofton	County Roscommon
Sir Michael Cromie	Ballyshannon
William Arthur Crosbie	Trim	1795–1797
William Cuffe	Kilkenny City	1790–1792 (died October 1792)
Robert Cuninghame	Monaghan Borough	1790–1796
John Philpot Curran	Rathcormack
William Dalrymple	Duleek	1796–1797
Denis Daly	Galway Borough	1790–1791 (died October 1791)
Denis Bowes Daly	King's County
Peter Daly	Galway Borough	1792–1797
George Damer (styled Viscount Milton after 1792)	Naas	1795–1797; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1794–95
Arthur Dawson	Midleton
Robert Day	Ardfert
Sir Barry Denny	County Kerry	1790–1794 (died April 1794)
Sir Barry Denny	County Kerry	1794 (died Oct 1794)
Thomas Dickson	Ballyshannon
Simon Digby	Kildare Borough	1790–1796 (resigned March 1796)
Sylvester Douglas	St Canice	1794–1796; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1793–94
William Downes, 1st Baron Downes	Donegal Borough
John Doyle	Mullingar
James Blackwood	Killyleagh
Patrick Duigenan	Old Leighlin	1791–1797
George Dunbar	Gowran
John Dunn	Randalstown
Henry Duquerry	Armagh Borough Rathcormack	1790 1790–1797
John Egan	Tallow
Charles Eustace	Clonmines	1794–1797
William Elliot	St Canice	1796–1797
John Finlay	County Dublin	1791–1797
William Fletcher	Tralee	1795–1797
Sir John Evans-Freke	Baltimore
Sir Frederick Falkiner	Athy
Warden Flood	Taghmon
Hon. William Forward-Howard	St Johnstown (County Donegal)
Thomas Skeffington	Dunleer	1793–1797
Sir Thomas Fetherston	County Longford	1796–1797
Lord Charles James FitzGerald	Cavan Borough
Lord Edward FitzGerald	County Kildare
Edward FitzGerald	Castlebar
Lord Henry FitzGerald	Dublin City
James FitzGerald	Tulsk
Maurice FitzGerald	County Kerry	1795–1797
Sir Frederick Flood	Carlow	1796–1797
John Forbes	Drogheda	1780–1796 (died 1797)
Thomas James Fortescue	County Louth	1790–1795 (died July 1795)
William Charles Fortescue	County Louth	1796–1797
Hon. John Foster	Dunleer	1790–1792 (died February 1792)
John Foster	County Louth
Luke Fox	Fethard (County Wexford)	1793–1797
Stephen Francis William Fremantle	Fore	1790–1794 (died September 1794)
Arthur French	County Roscommon
Daniel Gahan	Fethard (County Tipperary)
Sir William Gleadowe-Newcomen	County Longford
Sir William Godfrey	Belfast	1792–1797
Hamilton Gorges	County Meath	1792–1797
Hon. Arthur Acheson	Old Leighlin	1790 (ennobled September 1790)
Richard Grace	Baltimore
Henry Grattan	Dublin City
Robert Graydon	Kildare Borough
Alexander Hamilton	Carrickfergus
John Stuart Hamilton	Strabane
Sackville Hamilton	Clogher Armagh Borough	1790–1795 (resigned) 1796–1797
Henry Pomeroy	Strabane
Richard Hardinge	Knocktopher	1796–1797
Francis Hardy	Mullingar
William Hare	Cork City	1796–1797
Caleb Harman	County Longford	1793–1796 (murdered January 1796)
Jones Harrison	Kildare Borough	1796–1797
George Hatton	Lisburn
Henry Hatton	Fethard (County Wexford)	1793 (died November 1793)
Samuel Hayes	Maryborough	1990–1995 (died November 1795)
Thomas Taylour	County Meath	1794–1795 (ennobled February 1795)
Francis Hely	Dublin University
Richard Townsend Herbert	Clogher
Bartholomew Hoare	Dingle	1795–1797
Hon. Christopher Hely	Taghmon	1794–1797
John Hely	Cork City
Hon. John Hely	Taghmon	1790–1794 (died September 1794)
Joseph Hewitt	Belfast	1790–1791 (died 1794)
Arthur Hill	County Down	ennobled October 1793
George Fitzgerald Hill	Coleraine Londonderry City	1790–1795 1795–1797
Hugh Hill	Londonderry City	1790–1795 (died February 1795)
Edward Hoare	Banagher
Joseph Hoare	Askeaton
Robert Hobart	Armagh Borough	1790–1797; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1789–1793
John Hobson	Castlemartyr	1792–1797
Peter Holmes	Kilmallock
John Cradock	Castlebar
Hon. Hugh Howard	St Johnstown (County Donegal)
Hugh Howard	Athboy
William Hume	County Wicklow
William Irvine	Ratoath
George Jackson	Coleraine	1790–1796 (resigned February 1796)
Denham Jephson	Mallow
Richard Mountney Jephson	Charlemont	1794–1797
Hon. George Jocelyn	Dundalk
Robert Jocelyn	Dundalk
Robert Johnson	Hillsborough
Sir Richard Johnston	Blessington	1790–1795 (died April 1795)
Theophilus Jones	County Leitrim
Edward Jones-Agnew	County Antrim	1792–1797
Bryan Kavanagh	Kilkenny City	1796–1797
John Keane	Bangor
James Kearney	Kinsale
Maurice Keatinge	County Kildare
David Ker	Blessington	1796–1797
Edward King	Carrick	1790–1794
Henry King	Boyle
Robert King	County Cork
Robert Edward King	Jamestown	1796–1797
William Knott	Duleek	resigned 1796
Hon. George Knox	Dungannon
Hon. John Knox	Dungannon	1790–1794 (resigned 1794)
Hercules Langrishe	Knocktopher
Robert Langrishe	Knocktopher	1790–1796
David La Touche	Newcastle
David La Touche	Newcastle
John La Touche	Newtownards	1790–1796
John La Touche	Newtownards	1796–1797
Robert La Touche	Harristown	1794–1797
Peter La Touche	County Leitrim	1796–1797
Hon. Clotworthy Taylor	Trim County Meath	1791–1795 (resigned 1795) 1795–1797
Hon. Hercules Rowley	County Antrim	1790–1791 (ennobled 1791)
William Lecky	Londonderry City
Francis Leigh	Wexford Borough
Robert Leigh	New Ross
Charles Powell Leslie	County Monaghan
Thomas Lighton	Tuam
John Lloyd	Inistioge
John Loftus	County Wexford
Thomas Loftus	Fethard (County Wexford)	1790–1792 (died January 1792)
William Loftus	Fethard (County Wexford)	1796–1797
John Longfield	Philipstown	1795–1797
John Longfield	Mallow
Mountifort Longfield	Enniscorthy
Richard Longfield	Cork City	1790–1795 (ennobled 1795)
Gorges Lowther	County Meath	1790–1792 (died February 1792)
Gorges Lowther	Ratoath
Sir John Macartney	Fore	1793–1797
Richard Magenis	Enniskillen
Richard Magenis	Fore	1794–1797
Eyre Massey	Swords
John Massy	County Limerick
John Monck Mason	St Canice
Hon. Francis Mathew	County Tipperary Callan County Tipperary	1790–1792 (not duly elected) 1796 1796–1797
John Maxwell	County Cavan	1793–1797
John Maxwell-Barry	Doneraile	1792–1797
Sir James May	County Waterford
John McClintock	Belturbet
Francis McNamara	County Clare
William Meade-Ogle	Drogheda
William Meeke	Callan
John Metge	Banagher
Charles Stanley Monck	Gorey
Alexander Montgomery	County Donegal
John Montgomery	County Monaghan
William Montgomery	Hillsborough
William Domville Stanley Monk	Coleraine	1795–1797
Crosbie Morgell	Tralee	1790–1794 (suicide November 1794)
Lodge Evans Morres	Bandonbridge Ennis	1790–1795 (resigned 1795) 1796–1797
Charles Moore	Queen's County	1790–1791 (unseated due to insanity)
John Moore	Clonmel	1792–1797
John Moore	Lisburn
Stephen Moore	Lanesborough
Stephen Moore	Clonmel	1790 (ennobled 1790)
William Moore	Clonmel
Abraham Morris	County Cork	1791–1797
George Sandford	Roscommon
Henry Sandford	Roscommon	1791–1797
John Bourke	Naas	1790–1794 (ennobled August 1794)
Thomas Nesbitt	Cavan Borough
Edward Newenham	County Dublin
Richard Nevill	Wexford Borough
Hon. George Nugent	Fore	1790–1792 (ennobled September 1792)
John Toler	Gorey
Sir Edward O'Brien	Ennis	1795–1797
Sir Lucius O'Brien	Ennis	1790–1795 (died January 1795)
Arthur O'Connor	Philipstown	1790–1795 (resigned 1795)
Charles O'Hara	County Sligo
Charles O'Neill	Clonakilty	1790–1792
John O'Neill	County Antrim	1790–1793
George Ogle	County Wexford
John Butler	Kilkenny City	1790–1791 (ennobled 1791)
Walter Butler	County Kilkenny	1790–1795 (ennobled December 1795)
Hon. James Wandesford Butler	Kilkenny City County Kilkenny	1796–1796 (never took seat, resigned May 1796) 1796–1797
Arthur Ormsby	Athy
Charles Montague Ormsby	Duleek
Charles Osborne	Carysfort
Sir Thomas Osborne	Carysfort
Thomas Pakenham	Kells
Sir John Parnell	Queen's County
Richard Pennefather	Cashel
William Pennefather	Cashel
John Pomeroy	Trim	1790 (died June 1790)
Chambré Brabazon Ponsonby	Dungarvan
George Ponsonby	Inistioge
George Ponsonby	Lismore	1796–1797
John Brabazon Ponsonby	Tallow	1794–1797
William Ponsonby	Bandonbridge	1796–1797
William Brabazon Ponsonby	County Kilkenny
Thomas Prendergast	Clonakilty	1795–1797
Cromwell Price	Monaghan Borough	1791–1797
Hon. Thomas Knox	County Tyrone
George Rawson	Armagh Borough	1790–1796
John Reilly	Blessington
William Richardson	Armagh Borough
Sir Boyle Roche	Tralee
John Staunton Rochfort	Coleraine	1796–1797
Clotworthy Rowley	Downpatrick
Laurence Parsons	County Longford	1790–1792 (ennobled 1792)
Lawrence Parsons	King's County	1791–1797
Sir William Parsons	King's County	1790–1791 (died May 1791)
Edmund Henry Pery	Limerick City	1790–1794 (ennobled July 1794)
John Richardson	Newtown Limavady	1790–1795 (resigned 1795)
Robert Rochfort	County Westmeath
Robert Ross	Newry
Hon. Hercules Langford Rowley	County Meath	1790–1794 (died March 1794)
William Rowley	Kinsale
William Parkinson Ruxton	Ardee
William Sankey	Philipstown
Francis Saunderson	County Cavan
Francis Savage	County Down	1794–1997
Henry Boyle	Clonakilty	1793–1797
Richard Sheridan	Charlemont	1790–1794
William Sherlock	Kilbeggan
Henry Skeffington	Belfast
Hon. Chichester Skeffington	Antrim
William John Skeffington	Antrim
Michael Smith	Randalstown	1791–1793 (appointed judge 1793)
Sir William Smith	Lanesborough	1794–1797
John Prendergast Smyth	Limerick City
Sir Skeffington Smyth	Galway Borough
William Smyth	County Westmeath
Nathaniel Sneyd	Carrick	1794–1797
Sir Richard St George	Athlone
Edmond Stanley	Augher
John Staples	Newtown Limavady County Antrim	1790–1795 (resigned 1795) 1796–1797
Annesley Stewart	Charlemont
Charles Stewart	County Cavan	1790–1793
James Stewart	County Tyrone
Sir John Stewart	Augher	1794–1797
John Preston	Navan
Joseph Preston	Navan
Robert Taylor	Kells
Robert Stewart	County Down
Richard Wogan Talbot	County Dublin	1790–1791 (ruled not duly elected)
John Taylor	St Johnstown (County Longford)
Thomas Tenison	Boyle	1792–1797
Edward Tighe	Wicklow
William Tighe	Wicklow
Daniel Toler	County Tipperary	1790–1796 (died January 1796)
Charles Tottenham	Fethard (County Wexford)	1790–1795 (died September 1795)
Charles Tottenham	New Ross
Nicholas Loftus Tottenham	Clonmines
Ponsonby Tottenham	Bannow
John Townsend	Dingle
Richard Boyle Townsend	Dingle	1790–1795 (resigned 1795)
William Trench	County Galway
John Tydd	Ballynakill
James Cuffe	County Mayo
James Uniacke	Youghal
Robert Uniacke	Youghal
John Ormsby Vandeleur	Carlow
John Ormsby Vandeleur	Granard
Thomas Pakenham Vandeleur	Granard
Charles Vereker	Limerick City	1794–1797
James Verner	Dungannon	1794–1797
Hon. John Vesey	Maryborough	1796–1797
Sir Charles des Voeux	Carlingford
John Waller	County Limerick
Henry Beresford	County Londonderry
Hon. Robert Ward	Killyleagh
Ezekiel Davys Wilson	Carrickfergus
John Warburton	Queen's County	1791–1797
Nathaniel Warren	Callan	1790–1796 (died January 1796)
Hon. Arthur Wellesley	Trim
Patrick Welch	Gowran
Nicholas Westby	County Wicklow
Henry Westenra	Monaghan Borough	1796–1797
Arthur Wolfe	Jamestown
John Wolfe	Killybegs
John Wolfe	Ardee
Henry Wood	Jamestown	resigned 1796
Benjamin Blake Woodward	Midleton
Robert Wynne	Sligo Borough
Owen Wynne	Sligo Borough

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.