Lisbon

• Franco de Sousa (Henrique) — City where he studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.
• Capelo and Ivens (the explorers) — Destination of the explorers after leaving Madeira.
• Sacrilege and robbery in the church of Estreito — Seat of the Relação court that sentenced the culprits.
• Castilian rule — Origin of the commission sent to punish the 1600–1602 disturbances.
• Misericórdias — Its Misericórdia's privileges and rules were extended to Funchal.
• Misericórdias — Its Misericórdia's statutes served as a model.
• Levadas — Cited as one of the densely populated cities exceeding Madeira's density.
• Water supply of the city — Capital where the council president sought funding in 1929.
• Baiardo (Luís José) — City to which Baiardo moved in 1821 and where his pamphlet was published.
• Customs houses — Frutuoso compared Funchal's customs favourably with Lisbon's.
• Police — Destination of the Republican Guard withdrawn in 1922.
• Ameixoeira — Ameixoeira lies about 6 km from Lisbon.
• Coutinho (Francisco de Vasconcelos) — City where the poet's works were printed.
• Abreu (Francisco Ferreira de) — City to which Abreu was sent as a prisoner.
• Abreu (Francisco Jorge de) — City where he directed O Século and published his books.
• Unknown Soldier — Destination of the cruiser carrying the urn.
• Noronha (Adolfo César de) — Where he studied at the Escola Politécnica and later arranged the museum stamp.
• Aragão (Dr João José de Freitas) — Where he practised law and died.
• Sheep — The saloia sheep from around Lisbon is recommended as a milk breed.
• Branco (Father João Manuel de Freitas) — Seat of the Cortes where he sat as deputy.
• Osier — Destination of worked wicker exports in 1912.
• Ribeira Brava (Viscount of) — District he governed and city where he was killed.
• Câmara (Father Luís Gonçalves da) — Place of his death.
• Oliveira (Canon Alfredo César de) — Capital where he preached acclaimed sermons.
• Pires (António Augusto da Silva) — He left for Lisbon on ending his term.
• Câmara (Paulo Perestrelo da) — City where he lived for a long time and published early works.
• Arriaga (Dr Manuel de) — Where Arriaga died in 1917.
• Bettencourt (Dona Maria do Monte de Sant'Ana e Vasconcelos Moniz de) — Where her first novel was published in 1855.
• Rodrigues (Manuel) — Where he preached and died.
• Rocha de Gouveia (Gabriel) — Where he was studying agronomy when called up.
• Rodrigues (Adolfo de Sousa) — Where he studied, exhibited and died.
• Garcez (Dr António João Rodrigues) — City where Garcez died.
• Garcia Ramos (Acursio) — Where he published his book and died.
• Gaspar (Alfredo Rodrigues) — Where he died.
• Gama (Dr António da) — Where Gama died and his works were first published.
• Távora (Dom Lourenço de) — City where Távora died.
• Moniz (Jaime Constantino de Freitas) — City where he died.
• Republican Guard — The city to which the Guard withdrew in 1922.
• System of weights and measures — Where the metric system took effect first, on 1 January 1860.
• Fowler (R.) — City also described in the book.

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