1837 Hoddle's Town of Melbourne Map Charles Rudd and when he left Launceston

and when he left Launceston he knew what he was looking for and where to find it

allowing attendances at the old church to continue right up to July 1885

Notes from the State Library of Victoria tell us that this was "Originally published: Sydney : R

Artwork attributed to Robert Russell

right up to Collins Street

1837 Hoddle's Town of Melbourne Map Charles Rudd and when he left LauncestonAn early map of Melbourne from March 1837, drawn by Robert Hoddle. The location of the "Settlement" (as Melbourne was known at that time) was selected by John Batman in 1835, and dozens of people from Van Diemen's Land had subsequently moved to the Settlement with livestock and agricultural intentions. In October 1836 Governor Bourke had sent a small team of surveyors, lead by Robert Russell, to define the orientation and boundaries of the new