List of Irish MPs 1761–68
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.

List of Irish MPs 1761–68

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Table Section Text: 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	Armagh County

Thomas Adderley	Bandonbridge

James Agar	Kilkenny County

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	Longford County	1761–1765 (appointed Lord Chief Justice, 1764)

Francis Annesley	Downpatrick

Mervyn Archdall	Fermanagh

Arthur Gore	Wexford County

Sir Fitzgerald Aylmer	Roscommon Borough

Beauchamp Bagenal	Enniscorthy

Samuel Bagshaw	Tallow	1761–1762 (died October 1762)

John Bagwell	Tulsk

Bernard Ward	Down

Robert Barry	Charleville

Roland Bateman	Tralee

George Beresford	Coleraine	1761–1763 (ennobled 1763)

John Beresford	Waterford County

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	Kerry

John Blennerhassett	Kerry	1762–1763 (died May 1763)

Thomas Bligh	Athboy

Sir John Blunden	Kilkenny City

Cornelius Bolton	Waterford City

Sir Kildare Borrowes	Kildare County

John Bourke	Old Leighlin

John Bourke	Naas	1763–1768

Bellingham Boyle	Youghal

Robert Boyle	Dungarvan

Anthony Brabazon	Dublin County

William Brabazon	Wicklow County	1765–1768

Sir Arthur Brooke	Fermanagh

Peter Browne-Kelly	Mayo

William Brownlow	Armagh County

Richard Burgh	Naas	1761–1762 (died September 1762)

Benjamin Burton	Carlow County	1761–1767 (died October 1767)

Benjamin Burton	Boyle	1761–1763 (died May/June 1763)

Robert Burton	Carlow Borough	1761–1765 (died January 1965)

Thomas Burton	Ennis

William Henry Burton	Gowran

Gervase Parker Bushe	Granard	1767–1768

Brinsley Butler	Cavan County

John Butler	Newcastle

Robert Butler	Belturbet	1761–1763 (died September 1763)

Sir Thomas Butler	Carlow County

Lord Frederick Campbell	Thomastown	1767–1768 – Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1767–68

Thomas Carew	Dungarvan

Edward Cary	Londonderry County

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	Wexford County	1761–1766 (died April 1766)

Vesey Colclough	Wexford County	1766–1768

Sir John Colthurst	Youghal

John Congreve	Killyleagh

William Conner	Bandonbridge	1761–1766 (died January 1766)

Thomas Conolly	Londonderry County

Henry Seymour Conway	Antrim County

Francis Burton	Clare

William Burton	Newtown Limavady

Joshua Cooper	Castlebar

Charles Coote	Cavan County	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	Galway County

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 Borough

Robert Doyne	Carlow Borough	1765–1768

Robert Doyne	Donegal Borough

Henry Prittie	Banagher	1767–1768

George Dunbar	Gowran

Arthur Hill	Down	1761–1766 (ennobled February 1766)

William Cole	Enniskillen	1761–1767 (ennobled November 1767)

Abraham Creighton	Lifford

John Creighton	Lifford

Thomas Dawson	Monaghan County

John Eyre	Galway Borough

Thomas Eyre	Thomastown

Barry Maxwell	Armagh Borough

Ralph Fetherston	Longford County	1765–1768

Garret FitzGerald	Kildare Borough

Maurice FitzGerald	Dingle

Richard Fitzgerald	Boyle	1763–1768

Robert FitzGerald	Dingle

William FitzGerald	Dublin City	1767–1768

John FitzGibbon	Newcastle

Thomas Fitzmaurice	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	Louth

William Forward	St Johnstown (County Donegal)

Anthony Foster	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	Roscommon County

William Gilbert	Maryborough	1761–1764 (died January 1764)

James Gisborne	Tallow	1762–1768

Henry Gore	Lanesborough

Paul Annesley Gore	Sligo County	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	Kildare County

Robert Harman	Longford County	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	Wicklow County

Henry Loftus	Bannow

John Hyde	Carlow County	1767–1768

Richard Jackson	Coleraine

Denham Jephson	Mallow

William Jephson	Mallow

Arthur Jones	Wexford Borough

Richard Jones	Killybegs

Theophilus Jones	Leitrim	Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1767

Maurice Keating	Naas

Henry King	Boyle

Sir Edward King	Sligo County	1761–1764

Andrew Knox	Donegal County

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	Donegal County	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	Longford County	1765–1766

Richard Longfield	Charleville

Samuel Lowe	Clogher	1761–1765 (died 1765)

George Lowther	Ratoath

Gorges Lowther	Meath

Sir Marcus Lowther-Crofton	Roscommon Borough

Robert Lowry	Strabane	1761–1764 (died August 1964)

Galbraith Lowry-Corrie	Tyrone

Charles Bingham	Mayo

Charles Lucas	Dublin City

Edward Lucas	Monaghan County

John Ludford	Belfast

Henry Lyons	King's County

John Lysaght	Cork County	1765–1768

Thomas Mahon	Roscommon County

John Monck Mason	Blessington

Hugh Massy	Limerick County

James May	Waterford County

Alexander McAuley	Thomastown	1761–1766 (died July 1766)

Charles MacDonnell	Clare	1766–1768

John Magill	Castlemartyr

Anthony Malone	Castlemartyr

Edmond Malone	Granard	1761–1767

Thomas Maude	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	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	Longford County	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	Kilkenny County

Richard Ponsonby	Newtownards

William Ponsonby	Cork City	1764–1768

John Preston	Navan

Joseph Preston	Navan

Francis Price	Lisburn

Henry Prittie	Tipperary

Abel Ram	Gorey

Andrew Ram	Duleek

Robert Rochford	Philipstown

George Rochfort	Westmeath

Richard Rochfort	Westmeath

Robert Ross	Carlingford

Ralph Gore	Donegal County	1761–1764 (died June 1764)

Robert Cuninghame	Armagh Borough

Hercules Langford Rowley	Meath

Charles Ruxton	Ardee

John Ruxton	Ardee

Robert Scott	Sligo Borough	1762–1768

Henry Seymour-Conway	Down	1766–1768

Richard Boyle	Cork County	1761–1764 (ennobled December 1764)

William Petty	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	Louth	1767–1768

Hugh Skeffington	Antrim County

Hungerford Skeffington	Antrim Borough

William Smith	Athy	1762–1768

Charles Smyth	Limerick City

James Smyth	Antrim Borough

Edward Southwell	Kinsale

Thomas Southwell	Limerick County	1761–1766 (ennobled November 1766)

Thomas Southwell	Limerick County	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	Tyrone

William Stewart	Cavan County	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 Borough	1767–1768

William Tighe	Wicklow Borough	1761–1766 (died September 1766)

William Tighe	Athboy

Thomas Tipping	Kilbeggan

Philip Tisdall	Dublin University

Richard Tonson	Baltimore

Blayney Townley-Balfour	Carlingford

Richard Townsend	Cork County

Charles Tottenham	New Ross

Charles Tottenham	Clonmines

John Tottenham	Fethard (County Wexford)	1767–1768

Richard Trench	Galway County

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 Borough

Richard Wingfield	Wicklow County	1761–1764 (ennobled May 1764)

Richard Wolseley	Carlow Borough

John Wynne	Leitrim

Owen Wynne	Sligo County

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George Rochfort was the Member of Parliament for Westmeath.

final_sentence: George Rochfort was the Member of Parliament for Westmeath.