AIR--_"The Miller of the Dee."_

There was a jolly MELLOR,

The Chairman of Com-mit_tee_;

They worried him from noon till night--

"No lark is this!" sighed he;

And this the burden of his song

For ever seems to be,

"I care for e-ve-rybody,--why

Does nobody care for me?"

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VESTRIES, PLEASE COPY!--Sir RICHARD TEMPLE has announced a reduction

of the School-Board Rate by a farthing in the pound. May he never

become a ruined Temple owing to such economies! The Rate-payers will

be grateful for even a fraction of a penny, so long as it is not an

improper fraction. This sort of saving is far better than squabbling

over Theology. Says _Mr. Punch_ to Schoolboardmen, "Rate the public

lightly, and don't rate each other at all!"

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