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The Benevolent Asylum, Melbourne, North Melbourne (1862)

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The Benevolent Asylum, Melbourne

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The Benevolent Asylum, Melbourne

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Elsewhere in 1862

Collingwood Rifles, Capt. Sprent, Officer Commanding, 1862Sandrige (Port Melbourne) Station in January, 1862Officers and N.C.O.s Brighton Volunteer Rifles, 1862Brighton Volunteer Rifles 1862Collins Street looking East from below Elizabeth Street, c. 1862Town, and Melbourne & Hobson's Bay Railway Piers, Sandridge, c. 1862Brighton Beach, 1862The VICTORIAN EXHIBITION in MELBOURNE, for the WORLD'S FAIR, 1862Dr. Perry, Bishop of Melbourne, 1862Volunteer review, Melbourne Racecourse, Easter Monday, 1862Flinders Street East from opposite bank of Yarra about 1862, c. 1862North Williamstown station, 1862