Year · 1831

1831

Padre João Manuel de Freitas Branco died in Rio de Janeiro.

Branco (Father João Manuel de Freitas) João Manuel de Freitas Branco Rio de Janeiro

1831

António Augusto Larica was born in Funchal.

Larica (António Augusto) António Augusto Larica Funchal

1831

Frei José de Jesus was appointed preacher to the Funchal Municipal Council.

Preacher to the Council José de Jesus Funchal

1831

José Anselmo Correia Henriques died in Lisbon.

Correia Henriques (José Anselmo) Lisbon

1831–1833

A diocesan minor seminary operated in the São Bernardino convent buildings at Câmara de Lobos.

Câmara de Lobos (parish) Convent of St Bernardino

1831

Dr António de Luz Pita received the doctorate in surgery in Paris.

Pita (Dr António da Luz) Paris

28 January 1831

Liberal constitutional principles were officially proclaimed in Funchal, according to the Elucidário's date.

Patriota Funchalense

11 June 1831

João de Nóbrega Soares was born in Funchal.

Soares (João de Nóbrega) João de Nóbrega Soares Funchal

20 July 1831

Joaquim José Ferreira de Freitas died in London.

Ferreira de Freitas (Joaquim José)

9 September 1831

Governor D. Álvaro da Costa de Sousa Macedo wrote to the Count of Basto reporting that the Royalist Volunteers corps in Madeira had only one company.

Royalist Volunteers Álvaro da Costa de Sousa MacedoCount of Basto Madeira

6 October 1831

The 2nd Count of Carvalhal was born in Funchal.

Carvalhal (2nd Count of) Funchal

8 October 1831

José Gonçalves de Aguiar was born in Câmara de Lobos.

Aguiar (Father Dr José Gonçalves de) José Gonçalves de Aguiar Câmara de Lobos

1 December 1831

Princess D. Maria Amélia, daughter of D. Pedro IV, was born in Paris.

Maria Amélia (Princess) Princess Maria AméliaPedro IVAmélia, Empress of Brazil, Duchess of Bragança Paris