Lord Lieutenant of County Louth

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The Lord Lieutenant of County Louth was the British monarch’s chief representative in County Louth, Ireland, responsible for local ceremonial duties and oversight of the county’s militia and magistracy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Crown appointment
ceremonial office
county lieutenancy
abolished 1922
appliesToJurisdiction County Louth NERFINISHED
appointedBy British monarch
associatedWith British administration in Ireland
Irish local government history
category History of County Louth
Lord-Lieutenants of Irish counties NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland NERFINISHED
endCause establishment of the Irish Free State
hasDuty coordination of local defence in emergencies
local ceremonial duties
oversight of the county magistracy
oversight of the county militia
recommendation of justices of the peace
hasJurisdictionOver county militia
local magistrates
historicalRegion Kingdom of Ireland (pre-1801 context of county governance) NERFINISHED
inception 1831
legalSystem United Kingdom law
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Leinster NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Ireland NERFINISHED
location County Louth NERFINISHED
officeCreatedForJurisdiction County Louth NERFINISHED
officeHolderRole monarch’s chief representative in County Louth
officeScope county-level
partOf Irish county lieutenancies
precededBy Governor of County Louth
rank senior county dignitary
replaces Governor of County Louth
residenceType country house of the office holder
style His Majesty’s Lieutenant for the County of Louth NERFINISHED
subordinateTo British government in Ireland NERFINISHED
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland NERFINISHED
usedInPeriod 19th century
early 20th century

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James Alexander, 4th Earl of Caledon positionHeld Lord Lieutenant of County Louth