Person politician military officer mathematics lecturer
António Aluísio Jervis de Atouguia
1797–1861
politician · military officer · mathematics lecturer · minister · noble
Funchal-born mathematician, liberal soldier in the civil war and politician, made 1st Viscount of Atouguia in 1853. He served as deputy for Madeira, peer of the realm and several times minister of the navy and of foreign affairs; he died in Lisbon in 1861.
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- Representation in the Cortes — Deputy for Madeira in several legislatures from 1834 to 1851.
- Historical dates — Madeiran statesman who died in Lisbon in 1861.
- Bravos do Mindelo (the Heroes of Mindelo) — Later Viscount of Atouguia and brevet brigadier of engineers.
- Alligator (corvette) — Madeiran captain and lecturer at the Naval Academy sent by Palmela, later Visconde de Atouguia.
- Ministers of State — Madeiran viscount who served as a minister of state.
- Political Parties — Madeiran opposition liberal who became a Regenerator and minister under Saldanha.
- Peers of the realm — Madeiran member of the Chamber of Peers.
- Freire de Carvalho (José Liberato) — One of Madeira's first deputies to the Cortes after constitutional government was established.
- Noble titles — Distinguished Madeiran made Viscount of Atouguia in 1853.
- Kalley (Dr Robert Reid) — Madeiran-born foreign minister who signed the 1853 report settling Kalley's claim.
- Barbosa (Pedro Correia) — Nobleman born on 7 July 1797 in the house attached to the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas.
- St Francis (chapels) — Born in the house attached to the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas.
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