Madeira (public administration)
Original title: Madeira (Administração Pública na)
Umbrella entry pointing readers to the many articles on Madeira's public administration, grouped under civil, ecclesiastical, fiscal, judicial, military, municipal and parish administration.
In addition to other articles, see the following.
- Civil administration: Administrative Autonomy, Senior Authorities, Captaincies, Colonia (Madeiran tenancy in which the landlord owns the land and the tenant the improvements, the produce being shared), Grants, Donataries, Governors, General Councils, Order of Christ, Administrative Organisation, Settlement, Colonisation, Representation in the Cortes (Portuguese parliament) and Sesmaria (royal land grant to settlers on condition of cultivation).
- Ecclesiastical administration: Archbishopric, Bishops and the name of each prelate, cathedral chapter, Collegiate Churches, Constitutions of the Bishop, convents, Diocese, Parishes, Jesuits, the New Convent, Order of Christ and Seraphic Order.
- Fiscal administration: Customs Houses, Taxes, Treasury Board, Fiscal Organisation and Revenue and Expenditure.
- Judicial administration: Judicial Administration, Alçadas, Land Registry Offices, Donataries, Judges, Judicial Organisation and Police.
- Military administration: the rifle range, Military Commanders, Donataries, fortifications, military garrison, Great War, the Militia, Occupations, Military Organisation, Police, Unknown Soldier and Surprise.
- Municipal administration: Annals of the Municipality, Municipal Councils, Captaincies, Municipalities (Concelhos), Charters (Forais), Municipalities and Administrative Organisation.
- Parish administration: Parishes, Parish Councils and Administrative Organisation.