Year1927
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1927
The brotherhood of the Misericórdia took back management of all administrative services of the Santa Casa do Funchal.
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1927
He published Auto de Villões.
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1927
Aires de Ornelas erected a large Sacred Heart statue on Ponta do Garajau.
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1927–1931
Official statistics record boats, tonnage and fishermen in the archipelago for 1927–1931.
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1927
Brousson published Itinéraire de Paris à Buenos Aires, describing the Madeira stop.
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1927
José de Almada came to Madeira to study the Lombada da Ponta do Sol question.
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1927
Padre José Augusto Rodrigues Amado began editing the Almanach Ecclesiasticum.
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1927
A legal measure limited aguardente production in Madeira to 500,000 litres a year.
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1927
The Estádio dos Barreiros sports ground was formally inaugurated.
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8 January 1927
Azevedo Ramos died in Funchal.
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11 January 1927
João Nunes Diabinho died.
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25 January 1927
The buildings were ceded for a missionary college run by the Franciscan sisters, who also opened a crèche.
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4 February 1927
João Soares Branco died in Lisbon.
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27 March 1927
Meneses's article on the city flag was published in the Diario da Madeira.
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April 1927
The Feiticeiro do Norte died at Arco de São Jorge.
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23 April 1927
João Cabral do Nascimento published the article establishing Zargo's death year.
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25 April 1927
Decree ordering the building returned to the Church.
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25 April 1927
A decree declared illegal the cession of the Incarnação building to the Junta Geral.
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25 April 1927
The seminary building was returned to the diocesan worship commission.
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22 May 1927
Father André dos Passos was murdered by a deranged man at Garachico.
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9 June 1927
Decree abolishing the comarca of São Vicente.
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22 June 1927
A decree abolished the São Vicente comarca, redrew Funchal's julgados and created separate civil and criminal courts.
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14 August 1927
The monument was solemnly inaugurated under the diocesan bishop before thousands of people.
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14 August 1927
The monument to Our Lady of Peace was solemnly inaugurated.
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September 1927
Augusto Nobre visited his brother's former house at Boliqueme.
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17 October 1927
The town council greatly enlarged the city limits to about 750 hectares.
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17 October 1927
Council greatly enlarged the city into suburban parishes.
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24 October 1927
Funchal Council named a square after António Nobre.
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26 October 1927
Adolfo César de Noronha published 'A Lagosta da Madeira' in the Diário de Notícias of Funchal.
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30 October 1927
The Sacred Heart statue at Garajau was inaugurated and blessed.
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28 November 1927
A decree created a 4% surcharge on Funchal customs duties, later used as security for the hospital loan.
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December 1927
Adolfo de Noronha published articles on the tern and the headland in the Diário de Notícias.
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December 1927
The bishop solemnly blessed the new church at Chão do Cedro Gordo.
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8 December 1927
Sé conference established.