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IRISH MNsTRELsY. McMchael's lecture,
on Thursday night, was as numerously and fash
ionably attended as his warmest friends and ad-
mirers could desire. Though the lecturer still
gives these entertainments upon the one subject,
VIZ =" Irish Minstrelsy," yet his fund Of legen-
dary lore, anecdote and song. seems to be mex
haustible. Each lecture and song seems TO improve
on its predecessor, and the repeated and warm en-.
cores fully testify the appreciation Of the audience.
After the entertainment was concluded ON Thurs
day evening, large party renamed behind. at
whose especial request Mr.. McMchael sung "The
Last Rose Of Summer" which had not been in.
cluded in the programme Of the evening. II the
audiences at his future entertainments continue 10
increase in the same ratio, Mr.. Mem. mus, soon
look for larger room.