Heads of British Isles

Impeachment

Lives of Great Britons

London

Name - British Isles (English)

Continent - Europe

Capital - London

Head of state - Chief Magistrate Mary Jones

Head of government - Prime Minister Zachary Varghese

Legislature - Parliament - Senate (upper), House of Commons (lower)

Lord Chancellor - Bernard O'Higgins

Speaker of the House of Commons - William Gates

Legislation Minister - John Mackenzie

Judiciary - Supreme Court of Judicature

Justice Minister - Peter Taylor

Form of government - Unitary republic under a democratic ministerial confidential constitution

Form of law - Brougham Code

Demonym - British

Area -

Capital (and largest city) - London - 7,715,000 (city), 12,382,000 (metro)

Time zone - TMP+00:00

Currency - British pound sterling

Language - English

Other languages

-Ireland - Irish (co-official)

-Wales - Welsh (co-official)

Population - 82 million

Density -

National festival - Landing Day (November 5) - commemorates the landing of William III at Brixham (1688) and the promulgation of the Charter of Liberty and Security and Frame of Government (1829)

Anthem - Rule Britannia

Motto - God and Our Right

84,442,000

-Scotland: 4,831,000

-Wales: 2,989,000

-England: 54,191,000

-Ireland: 22,431,000

1. Ireland

2. Scotland

3. Wales

4. Mercia [West Midlands]

5. Wessex [South West]

6. East Anglia

7. Coritania [East Midlands]

8. London

9. Bernicia [Northeast]

10. Deira [Yorkshire/Humber]

11. Prima [Home Counties]

Chief Secretary of Ireland: Eamonn Muir (Radical)<

Chief Secretary of Scotland: Francis B. MacMahon (Moderate)<

Chief Secretary of Wales: Llewyn Jones (Associationist)<

Chief Secretary of Mercia: (Radical)<

Chief Secretary of Wessex:<

Chief Secretary of East Anglia: (Moderate)<

Chief Secretary of Coritania:<

Lord Mayor of London: Alfred Donnell (Radical)<

Chief Secretary of Bernicia:<

Chief Secretary of Deira:<

Chief Secretary of Prima: (Moderate)<

-Dublin and other Irish cities way more populous as they exist in the context of a larger Ireland and with a Legislature to help it grow

-Birmingham likewise since it got state investment, particularly in time of Martineau, and also cuz center of radicalism

-and it is a major railroad terminus, giving it massive pop boom in context of truncated Railway Mania

-Sheffield is smaller because it had difficulties in constructing railroad to there, plus railways in general longer

-thus railway boom takes a while

-elected by Parliament in joint session as a Senate for a ten-year term

-impeachable, and violation of stringent terms is considered abdication

-may be deposed by House of Commons

-in practice this means appointed by Commons

-cannot do anything unless ministers countersign

-twelve lictors who serve as personal bodyguard

-Parliament may veto and remove as appropriate

-for ceremonial occasions, carry fasces

-formal one consists in center of long black rod tipped with English lion

-surrounded by white rods

-one tipped with Scottish unicorn

-another tipped with Irish harp

-another tipped with Welsh dragon

-another tipped with Manx peregrine falcon

-another tipped with Norman lion

-center rod perennially replaced as it is used to knock against iron doors

-consisting of 498 MPs

-Ireland: 132 MPs

-consists of 200 Peers

-consisting of grad students from

1. Oxford

2. Cambridge

3. Inns of Court

4. London

5. Durham

6. Kings

7. Birmingham

8. Leeds

9. York

10. Exeter

11. Combined English

12. Carnarvon

13. Merthyr Tydfil

14. Cardiff

15. Combined Welsh

16. St. Andrews and Glasgow

17. Aberdeen and Edinburgh

18. Faculty of Advocates and Brougham

19. Combined Scottish

20. Dublin

21. Cork

22. Belfast

23. Derry

24. O'Connell

25. Galway

26. Tara

27. Combined Irish

-consisting of Lords Agent-General for

1. Gibraltar

2. Saint Helena

-consisting of 15 outgoing MPs from the outgoing House of Commons

-consisting of 56 elected by electoral colleges consisting of county councils

-consisting of 35 elected by various Chambers of Commerce from across the country

-consisting of 35 elected by the Chamber of Labour, consisting of labor representatives

-consisting of 15 elected by the Chamber of Agriculture, consisting of representatives of agrarian interests

-consisting of 5 elected by electoral colleges consisting of school boards

-consisting of 10 selected by the Crown

-occur annually

-Chief Magistrate takes permission from Parliamentary Guard to enter through Magisterial Porch

-with one of his lictors permitted to go with him

-lictor knocks on the door of the Peers with long end of fasces to ask invitation in for purpose of speech

-Peers debate resolution, accepted

-with Chief Magistrate seated on chair, lictor goes to Commons, knocks on door with long end of fasces to request they join peers for debate

-Ministers ejected, go with lictor

-doors slammed in face

-Commons debates, may take a while depending on mood, but eventually accepts

-Commons goes to lobby in b/w, at bar, to listen to speech

-Chief Magistrate gives general, short speech on constitutional principles, then yields floor to ministers

-ministers then give speeches on policy issues (as appropriate)

-imperial affairs headed by Commission for much of 19th century

-before it became effectively independent

-today the Commission is an intergovernmental body with a new name

-with (originally) delegations headed by

-President of the Commission - British

-Lord Agent-General for Nova Scotia

-Lord Agent-General for Upper Canada

-Delegate for Old Upper Canada

-Delegate for Assiniboia

-Delegate for Saskatchewan

-Lord Agent-General for Lower Canada

-Lord Agent-General for Columbia

-Lord Agent-General for the West Indies

-Delegate for the Bahamas

-Delegate for Jamaica

-Delegate for Trinidad

-Delegate for Barbados

-Delegate for the Leeward Islands

-Lord Agent-General for Natal

-Lord Agent-General for Australia

-Delegate for New South Wales

-Delegate for Felicitania

-Delegate for Foxland

-Delegate for New Munster

-President of the East India Commission

-later transitions into intergovernmental body

-incl. the United States