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in 1839 Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, with a local administration based in Dublin under the leadership of the Lord Lieutenant (Governor) and the Chief Secretary for Ireland. All laws were passed by the UK Parliament in London etc
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Which country did Britain sign an agreement with in 1839?
Ireland
What is the Northern Ireland Assembly and the executive committee?
The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.The Assembly is like Northern Ireland's parliament and the Executive is like its government. Northern Ireland has a devolved government, so it only has some powers and the other powers come from Westminster in London.
Where is NK Ireland in 1839?
I always thought that Co NK, Ireland, meant County Not Known....Just a thought
What was Ireland's government like 150 years ago?
150 years ago, Ireland was under British rule, so it did not have a government of its own.
Do north and south Ireland have the same government?
Northern Ireland has it's own government devolved from the British government. The Republic of Ireland, often incorrectly referred to as the south of Ireland or southern Ireland, has its own government.
Is Ireland governed by one big central government?
The Republic of Ireland has one main government. There are councils around the country, but they don't have the powers the government has. The island of Ireland is split into the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is separate and has its own government.
What does the provincial government do for Ireland?
Ireland has a national government. There is not a government for each of the four provinces of Ireland. Ireland is a small country, so there is no need for that level of government. Counties have councils, but there is nothing at provincial level.
Is the government of Ireland Monarchy democracy or dictatorship?
Iceland has a government of democracy.
What Government is Ireland run by?
Ireland runs itself so it is run by the Irish government.
Is Ireland a limited government or unlimited government?
Ireland is an limited government everyone has to follow the laws even the rulers
Do government laeders in Ireland follow rule of law?
Like all politicians,when it suits them.
What is the government of Ireland act?
The Government of Ireland Act from 1920, was the piece of legislation that created the division between Northern Ireland and what would nowadays be known as the Republic of Ireland.
