Manuel José Vieira

• Misericórdias — Directed the Misericórdia's administration in 1897–1900 with notable care and is listed among its benefactors.
• Customs houses — Signatory of a report accusing the Funchal customs house, sent to the Associação Comercial.
• Dias Ferreira (José) — His heirs owned the Quinta Bianchi when the entry was written.
• Speeches — Deputy whose parliamentary speeches of 1883, 1884 and 1888 are listed.
• Pimenta de Aguiar (street) — Councillor whose heirs owned in 1921 the house where the poet had lived.
• 4 September 1862 Mutual Aid Association — Madeiran councillor who initiated the society's savings bank in 1878; his portrait hangs in its hall.
• Vieira (João José) — Father of João José Vieira.
• Vieira (João José) — Brother of João José Vieira and local leader of the Progressive Party in Madeira under the monarchy.
• Funchal Commercial Association — President 1886–88 and 1892–93.
• Our Lady of Help (chapel) — Owner of the chapel who restored it in 1876 and in 1916 published a pamphlet on its interdict.
• Political Parties — Fusionist, Constituent, then Progressive chief in Madeira around 1901.
• Surdo (lane) — Royal councillor and brother of Augusto José Vieira, mentioned to identify him.
• Fernandes da Silva (Dr Julião) — Madeiran who discovered the manuscript naming the author in 1907.
• Colonia (contract) — Deputy whose 1888 parliamentary speeches on Madeiran property were published.
• Unification of the currency — Deputy whose celebrated speech of 7 April 1879 in the Chamber of Deputies championed monetary unification for Madeira.
• Visit of the King and Queen of Portugal — President of the Funchal council credited with the reception of 1901.
• Vieira — Syndic of the Santa Clara nuns living in Funchal in 1566.
• Vieira — Nobleman living in Funchal in 1566, according to Frutuoso.
• Vieira (Augusto José) — Brother of Augusto José Vieira, with his own entry.
• Pereira (João Augusto) — Pereira's father-in-law and for many years leader of the Progressive Party in Madeira.

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Abroad Europe 3

1. 1Funchal
2. 2Azores
3. 3Coimbra
4. 4Pontinha
5. 5Rua da Carreira
6. 6Vila Real