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  1. 1871

    Work on the Levada da Serra gathered pace.

  2. 1871

    A Fontes Pereira de Melo ministry took office late in 1871, with Jaime Moniz as Minister of the Navy and Overseas; a campaign of night bombings in Funchal followed.

  3. 1871

    Hann published his article on the climate of the Azores and Madeira, and Júlio Augusto Leiria published a map of Madeira.

  4. 1871

    The São Paulo chapel was almost completely rebuilt.

  5. 1871

    João Augusto de Ornelas published the novel A Arrependida in Funchal.

  6. 1871

    Lino Cassiano Jardim published his Rio de Janeiro dissertation on bilious fever.

  7. 1871–1872

    The two volumes of the anthology Flores da Madeira were published.

  8. 1871

    The first report of the directors of the Companhia Fabril de Açúcar Madeirense was published.

  9. 1871

    José António Monteiro Teixeira published Nouveau Récueil de poésies en français.

  10. 4 January 1871–6 April 1871

    The newspaper A Regeneração was published, running to 12 issues.

  11. 19 January 1871

    Alexandre Magno de Castilho died in Funchal.

  12. 25 February 1871

    Diogo d'Ornelas Frazão was created Viscount of Calçada.

  13. 3 March 1871

    Diogo Berenguer de França was created Viscount of São João, a title named after Lombo de São João.

  14. 6 March 1871

    Aires de Ornelas de Vasconcelos was named and confirmed titular bishop of Gerasa and coadjutor with succession to the see of Funchal.

  15. 4 May 1871

    Francisco Correia Herédia was created Viscount of Ribeira Brava by decree.

  16. 2 June 1871

    João Cirilo Moniz died in Niterói, Brazil.

  17. 26 June 1871

    A law definitively transferred the parish of Ponta do Pargo from the municipality of Porto Moniz to Calheta.

  18. September 1871

    José Cardoso Vieira de Castro passed through Funchal aboard the steamer D. Antónia bound for Luanda.

  19. 12 September 1871–15 December 1871

    The periodical A Onda was published, running to twelve issues.

  20. 12 September 1871

    Júlio Dinis died in Porto aged 31.

  21. 17 October 1871

    João da Câmara Pestana was born in Funchal.

  22. 30 October 1871

    The president of Calheta council reported the municipal archive destroyed by the sea.

  23. November 1871

    The Hospício da Princesa D. Maria Amélia reopened under the Sisters of Charity.

  24. 1871–1881

    A harvest pilgrimage to Santo António da Serra on the first Sunday of October was still held, later abandoned.

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