England

• Oliveira — Country where Benjamim de Oliveira was born and held high office.
• Osier — Main importer of Madeiran wicker, raw and worked.
• Valente (steamship) — Country from which the steamer came.
• Hughes (T. M.) — Hughes linked the legend's origin to Anglo-Portuguese relations.
• Ross (Dr Archibald Colquhoun) — Where Ross was when he heard of the epidemic.
• Embroidery — First main market for Madeira embroidery.
• Dairy industry — Source of most butter consumed in Funchal in the early nineteenth century.
• Oliveira (Dr João Francisco de) — Country where Oliveira served as minister plenipotentiary.
• Caldeira (João da Silveira) — Where he studied.
• Rodrigues de Vilares (Dom Luís) — Where the British troops returned.
• Câmara Leme (Dom Jorge da) — Where he emigrated for his liberal ideas.
• Monteiro (José Maria) — Main destination of emigrants fleeing Miguelist persecution.
• Alligator (corvette) — Destination of the refugees.
• Communications with mainland Portugal — Country linked to Madeira by purpose-built sailing ships Comet and Eclipse.
• Protestant proselytism — Country Kalley visited briefly during his mission.
• Dress — Source of the cloth used across Madeira in 1807.
• Heredia (Councillor Francisco Correia) — Country of his exile.
• Winter in Funchal — The country to which English invalids returned in July.
• Famine in Madeira in 1846 and 1847 — Source of donations.
• Post Office — Mail exchanged via the British consulate and a 1859 convention.
• Taylor (Helena MJ) — Country where Taylor died in 1907.
• The English — Country whose colony and government are the subject.
• Cabbage (Brassica oleracea) — Supposed origin of the wild cabbage.
• Knowler (M) — Where the lectures were reportedly published.
• Forerunner — Destination of the ship.
• Alçada of 1828 — Country from which officers who supported Valdez had come.
• Travassos Valdez (José Lúcio) — Where Valdez fled in September 1828.
• Wickerwork industry — Largest importer of Madeiran wickerwork in 1921.
• Antas (Count of) — Whence he came and where he fled.
• Smuts (General Jan Christaan) — Smuts's destination.
• Carvalhal (1st Count of) — Country of his liberal exile.
• Branco (João de Freitas) — One of the countries where he studied languages.
• Oliveira (João Fortunato de) — Country where Oliveira lived for some years and perfected his English and French.
• Machico (Count of) — Country Stuart represented as diplomat.
• Lauraceae — Imported vinhático in the 18th century as Madeira mahogany.
• Phelps (José) — Country to which Phelps retired and where he died.
• Grant of the Island of Madeira to Catherine of Braganza — Power whose support Portugal sought.
• Mangra of the vine — Where the disease was first recorded, in a garden in 1845.
• Stanford (Charles Thomas) — Country where Stanford died.
• Gomes (M. Teixeira) — Country where he represented Portugal.

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