List of Irish MPs 1761–1768 facts for kids

The Irish House of Commons was like the parliament for Ireland a long time ago, before it joined with Great Britain. It was where important decisions were made about how Ireland was run.

This page lists the people who were members of the Irish House of Commons between 1761 and 1768. These members are called MPs. During this time, there were 300 MPs. They usually served from October 1761 to May 1768, unless a note says otherwise.

What Was the Irish House of Commons?

The Irish House of Commons was a bit like today's parliament or congress. It was a group of elected people who made laws and discussed important issues for Ireland. Back then, Ireland was a separate kingdom, but it was connected to Great Britain.

Who Could Be a Member?

To be an MP in the Irish House of Commons, you had to be a man and own a certain amount of property. Most of the people who became MPs were wealthy landowners or important figures in Irish society. They represented different areas, called "constituencies."

What Did the Members Do?

The MPs would meet to debate and vote on laws. They also discussed how money was spent and other important matters for the country. Being an MP was a very important job, as it gave them a say in how Ireland was governed.

Members of Parliament (1761-1768)

This list shows many of the people who served as MPs during this period. Each entry tells you the person's name, the area they represented (their constituency), and sometimes a note about their time in office. For example, some MPs might have left early because they were given a special title (like a Lord or Earl), or because they passed away.

Here are some examples of the members from this time: