[82] "Rokeby," canto third.
[83] "Rokeby," canto third.
[84] "Rokeby," canto fifth.
[85] "Rokeby," canto fifth.
[86] First published in the continuation of Strutt's Queenhoohall, 1808, inserted in the Edinburgh Annual Register, of the same year, and set to a Welsh air in Thomson's Select Melodies, vol. iii., 1817.
[87] Songs and Poems of Robert Mackay, p. 38. (Inverness, 1829. 8vo.)
[88] The Rev. Dr Mackintosh Mackay, successively minister of Laggan and Dunoon, now a clergyman in Australia.
[89] Quarterly Review, vol. xlv., April 1831.
[90] "Birk-shaw." A few Scotticisms will be found in these versions, at once to flavour the style, and, it must be admitted, to assist the rhymes.
[91] Birds.