A SHILLING IN THE POUND WISE.

DEAR MR. PUNCH,--As the School Board rate has already touched a

shilling, and seems likely to go even higher, why should not some of

our money be expended in teaching the young idea of the lower classes

how to develop into more valuable citizens than they seem likely to

become under present conditions? To carry out this idea, I jot down a

few questions to be put to a School-Board scholar before the granting

of the customary certificates:--

1. Describe the formation of a Regiment, and explain its position and

duties in Brigade.

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