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1830
Captain António Jacinto de Faria Andrade de Bettencourt asked the government for ownership of the Rabaçal waters.
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1830
The Sociedade da Nova Levada do Furado was organised as a joint-stock company.
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1830
The first volume of Joaquim José Ferreira de Freitas's Bibliotheca Histórica, Política e Diplomatica appeared in London.
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1830
Inácio Correia Drumond died.
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1830–1840
Ayrshire dairy cows were introduced to Madeira between 1830 and 1840.
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1830
The ruined chapel of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré at Paredes, Arco da Calheta, was entirely rebuilt by António João Barbosa de Matos e Câmara.
Our Lady of Nazaré (chapels)Paredes João Barbosa de Matos e Câmara Chapel of Our Lady of NazaréParedesArco da Calheta
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1830
Frederico Holl's list of Madeiran plants appeared in Flora oder Botanische Zeitung.
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1830
A Madeiran physician (cited in the entries on António de Luz Pita and Cândido Joaquim da Silva) received his doctorate in medicine at Montpellier.
Pita (Dr António da Luz)Silva (Dr Cândido Joaquim da) Cândido Joaquim da Silva Montpellier
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1830
The tower of the parish church of Arco da Calheta was built.
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1830–1835
Joaquim de Oliveira Alvares lived in London.
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1830
The Junta da Justiça was still functioning in Madeira.
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1830
The first Azorean periodical appeared on Terceira, by which time eight had already been published in Funchal.
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1830
D. João Henriques Moniz was deported from Lisbon to Cape Verde.
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1830
The Reading Rooms library was established at the English Club in Funchal.
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1830
The second edition of James Clarke's book on climate and chronic disease was published in London.
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January 1830
Sir W. Jardin published his article on the birds of Madeira.
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4 January 1830
Dr Carlos Heineken died in Funchal.
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12 January 1830
The council treasurer was authorised to import two moios of pine seed.
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6 March 1830
The Relação of Lisbon sentenced the robbers of the Estreito de Câmara de Lobos church, six to death by garrotte and two to perpetual exile in Africa.
Sacrilege and robbery in the church of EstreitoEstreito de Câmara de Lobos (parish) Jacinto Fernandes Lisbon
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1 April 1830
D. Álvaro da Costa de Sousa Macedo took office as the last listed governor and captain-general of Madeira, ending José Maria Monteiro's governorship; Monteiro left the island at the end of April.
Governors and captains-generalMacedo (Dom Álvaro da Costa de Sousa)Monteiro (José Maria)Proclamations of the absolutist government Álvaro da Costa de Sousa MacedoJosé Maria Monteiro
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3 August 1830
Francisco Ferreira de Abreu was sentenced to three years' banishment from Madeira for liberalism.
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1 December 1830
Antero Drumond de Meneses was born in Funchal.
Drumond de Meneses (Antero) Antero Drumond de Meneses Funchal
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c. 1830
Outdoor Way of the Cross processions in Ponta do Sol ceased around this time.
Processions of Candlemas, the Litanies and the Way of the Cross in Ponta do Sol