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... BUCKINGHAM BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A New and Fashionable Stock of LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES, FOE THE SEASON OF 1875. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 28 & 29, Head Street, Colchester. [740 FOR SOUND AND HEAVY ROOTS USB PRENTICE'S ...

... plant for oarpet bedding, and will probably found to form a twfcer companion for the various allcrnantheras than even the golden feather pyrothrum. Hardy her batons plants on the margins of shrubberies, and elsewhere, and Alpine plant* rock-work, will ...

... XX ; amongst which will he found The GLOVE or GLACE KID COSTUME BOOT, 13s. 6d. per pair. p,_W _v_.__!_.S£PJS_§ SHOE » witQ rteelB - l° s •* i Pretty DRESSINO.SLIPPEBSis.6d., and HOUSE BOOTS, ss. 6 ...

... Xab t it trald. KENT LABOURERS' UNION. THHH ALF-YEARLY DELEGATE MEETING. Laat Saturday the sixth half-yearly meeting of Ne delegates of the Kent Agricultural and Goners) Labourers' Union took place at the Workman's Hall, Maidstone, the business cow-I ...

... which peeped through committee in the House of Lords on Thursday night, was under discussion by the West Kent Chamber of Agricluture, at Maidstone, the same afternoon. There was an unusually fall attendance of the tenant farmers of whom the Chamber is ...