[Some account of William Warner will be found in Wood's _Athenae
Oxonienses_. vol. i. pp., 765-773. (Bliss); also in Percy's _Reliques
of Ancient English Poetry_, vol. ii. p. 261., edit. 1812. From the
register of Amwell, in Herts, it appears that he died there March 9,
1608-9, "soddenly in the night in his bedde, without any former
complaint or sicknesse;" and that he was "a man of good yeares and
honest reputation; by his profession an attorney at the Common
Please."--Scott's _Amwell_, p. 22. note.]
"_Isle of Beauty._"--Who was the author of "Isle of Beauty?" I always
thought Thomas Haynes Bayly, but some say Lord Byron. Not knowing Mrs.
Bayly's immediate address, I send this Query. I much regret not asking her
when I sent my volume of poems, with view of poor Bayly's Grove,
Cheltenham.