Person politician noble bishop of Funchal
Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos
Aires de Ornelas de Vasconcelos
1837–1880
politician · noble · bishop of Funchal · landowner · bishop
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- Academies — Author of a sonnet dedicated to Francisco Xavier de Ornelas, a founder of the Arcadia Funchalense.
- Madeiran bishops — Madeiran-born prelate who was bishop of Funchal and archbishop of Goa.
- Historical dates — Madeiran archbishop of Goa, died in Lisbon in 1880.
- Speeches — Bishop whose collected works of 1882 contain nine discourses given in Funchal.
- Brito Rebelo (General Jacinto Inácio de) — Subject of an article by Brito Rebelo in the journal Ocidente.
- Bishops of Funchal — Twenty-fifth bishop of Funchal (1871–1874).
- Madeiran Sugar Manufacturing Company — Madeiran-born bishop of Funchal who presided over the factory's inauguration in 1873.
- Moura (Dom Patrício Xavier de) — Dean named coadjutor with succession in 1871, who took over the administration of the Funchal diocese from Moura.
- Cathedral chapter — One of the last deans of Funchal cathedral.
- Ornelas e Vasconcelos (Dom Aires de) — Bishop of Funchal (1872–74) and archbishop of Goa and Primate of the East (1874–79), subject of this entry.
- Funchal Cathedral (the Sé) — Bishop of Funchal, died 1880, buried in the cathedral.
- Bettencourt (Dr António João de França) — Former bishop of Funchal, the first Madeiran to take a doctorate in Theology at Coimbra.
- Judicial administration — Graduate appointed in 1834 as juiz de fora or corregedor.
- Peers of the realm — Madeiran member of the Chamber of Peers.
- Entailed foundations — Madeiran peer who in 1849 proposed abolishing all entails in the archipelago; the bill failed.
- First publications — Lawyer and orator who edited A Atalaia da Liberdade (1823) and later became a deputy and peer.
- Noble titles — Peer of the realm created Baron of São Pedro in 1845.
- Mascarenhas (Dom Francisco de) — Morgado who acted as interim governor after Mascarenhas was deposed in 1668.
- Popular riots — Morgado named interim governor after the 1668 revolt, tried but unpunished.
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