"VII. That they take particular care of the manners and behaviour of the children, and by all proper methods discourage idleness, and suppress the beginnings of vice; such as lying, cursing, swearing, profaning the Lord's-day, obscene discourse, stealing, &c. putting them often in mind, and obliging them to get by heart such parts of the Holy Scriptures, where those things are forbid, and where Christians are commanded to be faithful and obedient to their masters, to be diligent in their business, and quiet and peaceable to all men. "VIII. That they call over in school the children's names every morning and afternoon; and, if any be missing, that they put them down in rolls kept for that purpose, as tardy or absent; as also for their being guilty of breaking any of the aforesaid rules and orders; and that they lay those rolls before the founders or trustees of every school, where required so to do, or before any other person empowered by the founder, trustees, or subscribers, who have a right to enquire into their behaviour, in order to their encouragement, correction, or expulsion. "IX. That they take care that where the children are cloathed, they wear their caps, bands, and cloaths every day; whereby the trustees, benefactors, and others, may know and see what their behaviour is abroad. * * * * * "These rules were approved by the archbishops and bishops whose names are underwritten: and they were pleased to direct, that the same be observed by all the charity-schools in their respective dioceses. W. Cant. Lan. Ebor. Edm. London. W. Duresme. R. Winchester. J. Wigorn. J. Bath and Wells. Jo. Oxford. B. Sarum. E. Cov. and Lich. Sa. Roffen. Tho. Ely. R. Lincoln. Jos. Gloucester. W. Norwich. Jo. Carliol. H. Hereford. Ric. St. David's. E. Chichester. W. Bristol. Steph. Exon. Rob. Peterborough. Sam. Cestriens. Fr. Asaph. Tho. Bangor. "The foregoing rules for the good order and government of Charity-schools, being laid before the _Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge_, they have approved the same, as being agreeable to the rules of Charity-schools formerly published by the said Society; and have therefore directed that the same be printed, and dispersed among all the Charity-schools in South Britain."