Year1825
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1825
The chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade at Jardim do Mar was rebuilt and enlarged by Francisco João de Vasconcelos de Couto Cardoso.
Our Lady of Pity (chapels)Piedade Francisco João de Vasconcelos de Couto Cardoso Chapel of Our Lady of Pity (Jardim do Mar)Jardim do Mar
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1825
Henry Nelson Coleridge published Six Months in the West Indies, which includes an account of Madeira.
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1825
Joaquim da Trindade e Vasconcelos was born in Machico.
Trindade e Vasconcelos (Joaquim da) Joaquim Ricardo da Trindade e Vasconcelos Machico
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1825
João Crisóstomo Espínola de Macedo's anonymous pamphlet O Tramista Descoberto was printed in London.
Macedo (Father Dr João Crisóstomo Espínola de) João Crisóstomo Espínola de Macedo London
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1825
Leopold von Buch published his work on the Canaries, including Robert Brown's list of Madeiran plants.
Brown (Robert)Buch (Leopold von) Robert BrownLeopoldo von Buch Madeira
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1825
Bowdich's Excursions in Madeira, citing Kirwan's data, was published in London.
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1825
Serious political disturbances in Campanário required the intervention of armed forces.
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1825
Dr João Francisco de Oliveira founded a surgery class at the Funchal hospital, a forerunner of the Medical-Surgical School.
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1825
The military powder magazine was built.
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1825
Public classes in French and English were created in Funchal.
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10 February 1825
João Jacinto Gonçalves de Andrade was born in Campanário.
Andrade (Canon Dr João Jacinto Gonçalves de) João Jacinto Gonçalves de Andrade Campanário
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14 February 1825
Luís António Jardim died in Funchal.
Jardim (Luiz António)First publications Luiz António Jardim Funchal
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March 1825
João Pedro de Freitas Pereira Drumond died without issue.
Drumond (João Pedro de Freitas Pereira) João Pedro de Freitas Pereira Drumond
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20 March 1825
Álvaro Rodrigues de Azevedo was born in Vila Franca de Xira.
Azevedo (Dr Álvaro Rodrigues de) Álvaro Rodrigues de Azevedo Vila Franca de Xira
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5 April 1825
An association of co-owners of the Levada de D. Isabel was formed by public deed.
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10 April 1825
Governor D. Manuel de Portugal e Castro reported favourably on the petition to create a municipality of Porto Moniz.
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29 April 1825
The Funchal council returned to its premises in the Largo da Sé after works to install the jail there.
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9 September 1825
The Funchal slaughterhouse was moved near the Santa Luzia stream.
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19 November 1825
A decree required oil lanterns instead of wax for public illuminations.
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22 November 1825
Carlos Stuart was granted the title of Count of Machico by decree.
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25 November 1825
The endowment deed of the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Fé at Porto da Cruz was executed.
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1825–1826
João da Câmara de Carvalhal founded the Montepio home for poor widows in Funchal.
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1825–1850
The long-deconsecrated church of São Bartolomeu was demolished.
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c. 1825
Roberto Page had the Meio Paul shelter built on the Paul da Serra plateau.
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c. 1825
Maria Clementina professed as a nun at the Convent of Santa Clara to satisfy her father's wishes.