Few are so hardened, however long they have resided abroad, that they can resist the old familiar songs of the Homeland. The Westminster Glee Singers arrived here on Tuesday with a reputation for their renderings of those beautiful but sadly neglected glees, part songs, and madrigals, which are our most national musical possession, and it was in the nature of things that.the Lyceum Pheatre should be filled even to the gallery last night, when they gave the first of their
amole quartette, a ys soprano quar-four concerts. The party numbers ten, fette, a humourist, and a lady soloist. All are fine artists and with such a wealth of material to draw upon as our national airs afford, they have no difficulty in varying a two hours' programme, though it consists. of vocal numbers only. The hypercritical might be inclined to com-
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