Patrício Malheiro de Melo (1791–1842) was a Funchal liberal active in the 1821 constitutional movement and a member of the first constitutional council. He was Prussian consul, fled the 1828 alçada, and sat among the twelve members at the first session of the Junta Geral in 1837.
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General Councils — One of the twelve members at the 1837 first session.
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17 March 1791
Patrício Malheiro de Melo was born in Funchal.
D. Miguel's judicial commission (alçada) came to Madeira, indicting 216 liberals and freemasons and imprisoning 101; some, like Nery and Agrela, were sent to Lisbon, while others fled or hid.