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SHAKsrEARIAN CoNrEcTIoNARY.-An industrious
y collected lot of samples of all the fine and spark
ling things that have ever been said about sShaks-
peare. done up in tissue paper, bon.bon fashion,
was disposed of last night at the Society Library,
by gentleman with villainous Cape Cod twang.
and manner OF delivery peculiarly his own
which is more than can be said Of the lecture IL
self. The style Of the composition was weari-
some succession of antitheses, apparently clipped
and pasted together, like column of "items" in a
country newspaper There was evidently no pur-
pose, aim, sincerity or earnestness, in the speaker,
from whom the lecture seemed to trickle, like wa.
ter from pump.