Ireland was ruled by the UK appointed Lord Lieutenant who represented Queen Victoria in Ireland. In 1845 the Lord Lieutenant was Lord Heytesbury.
1845 to 1849.
1845 to 1852.
the Great Famine
This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.This was a phrase associated with protestants in Northern Ireland not wanting to be ruled in a united Ireland. As the Republic of Ireland is Catholic and at one time the Catholic church had a lot of influence in Ireland, the Protestants would have seen it as too much influence by the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, they preferred to be ruled from Britain, which is Protestant.
They arrived in between 1845 to 1860 the immigrants where from Ireland and Germany
1845.
Northern Ireland is not ruled by China.
The potato famine was in Ireland at that time.
1845 to 1849.
No, Northern Ireland is not and never has been ruled by France.
Ireland
1845 to 1852.
Ireland is independent, so it is not ruled by any other country. Northern Ireland, which is different to Ireland and may be what you are referring to, is part of the United Kingdom.
Arguably, the famine began on 13 September 1845 when the first incidence of the Blight was reported in Ireland.
the beginning of the Great Famine
The potato.
1845 - 1850 (1847 was the worst year)