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MR HupsoN's FouRru LEcruRE.-The Lecture
las, evening was in our opinion by far the best Mr.
Hudson has delivered in this city twas com
parison between the Classic and the Romantic
D,ama" 1t aboupded in brilliant expressions,
novel thought and JUS, criticism. II displayed the
recuan,ies OF Mr., Hudson in their strongest light


The Drama being the highest province OF Art, ac-
cogding to the Lecturer, his suhjec; allowed him
wider range, and his discourse became criticism
on ancien, aud modern culture. The Lecture was
indeed au intellectual treat His portrait of Shaks


peare was painted in the rich, warm colors Of Ii
tan and i; had all the accuracy of a Vandyk.-
The audience was large and hishly respectable


It is with much satisfaction that We announce
another Lecture by Mr.. Hudson upon Monday
evening next, continuation of the fourth, with
criticisms on the female characters OF Shakespeare