Hector Macneill (1746–1818)
Scottish poet

Poems by Hector Macneill

• An Elegy
• Come under My Plaidie; Or, Modern Marriage Delineated
• Dinna Think, Bonnie Lassie
• Donald and Flora
• Epitaph. Sacred to the Memory of James Graham, Esq.
• Grandeur
• “I Loo'd Ne'er a Laddie But Ane”
• Jeanie's Black Ee; Or Tha' Mi 'N Am Chodal, 'Sna Duisgibh Mi
• “Lassie Wi' the Gowden Hair”
• Mally Aiken, An Old Song Revived
• Mary of Castle-Cary
• May-Day ; Or, The Discovery
• My Love's in Germany
• “O Johnie! Can You Pity Ony”
• O Tell Me How for to Woo
• On Admiral Lord Nelson's Sending in the Hour of Victory, a Flag of Truce to Stop the Further Effusion
• On the Death of David Doig, LL. D. Master of the Grammar School, Stirling
• On the Death of Lieut. Gen. Sir Ralph Abercromby. Killed at the Battle of Alexandria, in Egypt, Marc
• Tak Tent and Be Wary
• Tammy's Courtship
• The Auld Wife's Lament
• The Lammie
• The Links o' Forth: Or, a Parting Peep at the Carse o' Sterling
• The Rose O' Kirtle
• The Scottish Muse
• The Wee Thing: Or, Mary of Castle-Cary
• To a Young Lady, with a Bottle of Irish Usquebaugh
• To Miss Jean and Miss Isabella Monro, with Two Bottles of the Otta of Roses
• To Mrs. Pleydell, with a Pot of Honey, during the Ferment Occasioned by the Popish Bill of Toleratio

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