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[[Charles Ladbrook]] | [[Charles Ladbrook]] | ||
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[[Peter Lalor]] | [[Peter Lalor]] | ||
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| + | [[W. Lambert]] | ||
[[Andrew Landler]] | [[Andrew Landler]] | ||
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[[Richard Laney]] | [[Richard Laney]] | ||
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| + | [[David Lang]] | ||
[[George Lang]] | [[George Lang]] | ||
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[[Thomas Lang]] | [[Thomas Lang]] | ||
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| + | [[Henry Langlands]] | ||
[[Richard Large]] | [[Richard Large]] | ||
| − | + | [[File:Latrobe-SLV- H92.360-162 .jpg|500px|thumb|right|''Charles Joseph La Trobe - study'' by Sir Francis Grant. This portrait of La Trobe was subscribed for by the colonists of Victoria in 1855. It hangs in the Melbourne Town Hall Melbourne. Two less finished versions were also made by the artist for the family. This version was done for La Trobe himself and remained in the family until it was donated to the State Library of Victoria in 1954. State Library of Victoria Collection (H92.360/162)]] | |
[[Charles La Trobe]], Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria | [[Charles La Trobe]], Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria | ||
[[Samuel Laundrey]] | [[Samuel Laundrey]] | ||
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| + | [[Alexander Lawson]] | ||
[[Peter Lawson]] | [[Peter Lawson]] | ||
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| + | [[David Lazarus]] | ||
[[Isaac Lazarus]] | [[Isaac Lazarus]] | ||
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| + | [[Jacob Lazarus]] | ||
[[Samuel Lazarus]] | [[Samuel Lazarus]] | ||
[[John Leadlow]] | [[John Leadlow]] | ||
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| + | [[Pat Leahy]] | ||
[[Henry Leaker]] | [[Henry Leaker]] | ||
[[John Lean]] | [[John Lean]] | ||
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| + | [[Hannah Leckie]] | ||
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| + | [[Peter Leckie]] | ||
[[Morgan Lee]] | [[Morgan Lee]] | ||
| + | [[File:Lynch, John - Australasian-Wiki.JPG|500px|thumb|right|''John Lynch,'' Courtesy Ballarat Heritage Services.]] | ||
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| + | [[Thomas Lee]] | ||
[[John Leech]] | [[John Leech]] | ||
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[[Henry Leman]] | [[Henry Leman]] | ||
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| + | [[Leman, Mrs]] | ||
[[John Lemmone]] | [[John Lemmone]] | ||
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| + | [[A. Leslie]] | ||
[[Robert Leslie]] | [[Robert Leslie]] | ||
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[[George Levey]] | [[George Levey]] | ||
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| + | [[Martin Levrington]] | ||
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| + | [[Martin Levrington Jnr]] | ||
[[Hyman Levinson]] | [[Hyman Levinson]] | ||
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[[Minchin Lewis]] | [[Minchin Lewis]] | ||
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| + | [[Robert Lewis]] | ||
[[John Leylon]] | [[John Leylon]] | ||
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[[Thomas Lloyd]] | [[Thomas Lloyd]] | ||
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| + | [[Richard Loglen]] | ||
[[James Lolley]] | [[James Lolley]] | ||
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| + | [[Alfred Long]] | ||
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| + | [[William Longhurst]] | ||
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| + | [[R. Longstaff]] | ||
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| + | [[James Lord]] | ||
[[James Louge]] | [[James Louge]] | ||
[[James Lough]] | [[James Lough]] | ||
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| + | [[George Lovett]] | ||
[[G. Lowe]] | [[G. Lowe]] | ||
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| + | [[W. J. Luke]] | ||
[[Samuel Lukeis]] | [[Samuel Lukeis]] | ||
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[[James Lynch]] | [[James Lynch]] | ||
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[[John Lynch]] | [[John Lynch]] | ||
[[Jason Lyon]] | [[Jason Lyon]] | ||
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| + | [[Adam Loftus Lynn]] | ||
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| + | [[Marianna Lynn]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:17, 29 November 2023
Charles Joseph La Trobe - study by Sir Francis Grant. This portrait of La Trobe was subscribed for by the colonists of Victoria in 1855. It hangs in the Melbourne Town Hall Melbourne. Two less finished versions were also made by the artist for the family. This version was done for La Trobe himself and remained in the family until it was donated to the State Library of Victoria in 1954. State Library of Victoria Collection (H92.360/162)
Charles La Trobe, Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria
