***In the seventh volume of the Poetical Register the name of the Rev. R. Bland was erroneously prefixed to some of the Translations from the Greek anthology. Only the poems of Home, p. 338, Hymn to Health, p. 528 and Lord Nelson's Epitaph, p. 533, are from the pen of that gentleman. "Rememberest thou my greyhounds true?"-SCOTT, To James Webb, Esq. and William Hayward, Esq. this Poem, written chiefly for their amusement, is inscribed by the Author. I. "Tis pleasant to dance in lordly hall. And the song so sweet makes the light heart sad; And autumn tells of joys that fly; II. The mountain gale the vapour flings Sportsmen and steeds, and hounds and hare, Shall drive thee, Diamond of the air, And sweep thy charms away. III. Greyhounds were there of noble name; |