T. B. JOHNSTON.

Edinburgh.

_"When Orpheus went down"_ (Vol. viii., pp. 196. 281.).--This seems to be

rightly attributed to Dr. Lisle. See Dodsley's _Collection of Poems_, vol.

vi. p. 166. (1758), where it is stated to have been imitated from the

Spanish, and set to music by Dr. Hayes. It is not quite correctly given in

"N. & Q."

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