RULE X. The Head Master may suspend any of the other Masters, except the Second, in the event of any flagrant misconduct; but he shall forthwith give notice of such suspension to the Secretary, in order that it may be submitted immediately to the decision of the Committee. RULE XI. The French Master shall attend the School, on such days, and for such period in each day, as the Head Master may fix, with the approval of the Committee. RULE XII. The Drawing Master shall attend the School under the same regulation as is fixed in regard to the French Master. RULE XIII. The Head Master, and Second Master, may take Boarders, who are Scholars of the Institution, but none others; such Scholars to be in no case considered or treated as private Pupils. The Head Master shall not take more than Fifteen Boarders, and the Second Master not more than Ten. RULE XIV. The Head and Second Master shall have the privilege of sending their own sons as Pupils to the School, subject to the same rules as affect the other Pupils, except the annual payments. RULE XV. The Head, Second, and Assistant Masters, are to attend in the School Room, from Seven o’Clock in the Morning until Eight; from Ten in the Day until One; from Three in the Afternoon until Five, from the 1st of April to the 30th of September, inclusive; and from the 1st of October, to the end of March, from Nine o’Clock, until Noon, and from Half-past One, until Four, Holidays excepted. RULE XVI. None of the Masters shall be allowed to perform any duty, or undertake any occupation, or employment, which shall in any way interfere with their attendance and duties in the School. RULE XVII. No Master shall inflict corporeal punishment, except the Head Master; and the cane only shall be used for that purpose. RULE XVIII. If any Master shall have cause of complaint, he is to state it in writing to the Secretary, who will submit the same to the Committee for their decision. SECTION VI. _Of the Pupils_, _and System of Education_. RULE I. The Pupils shall be admitted as prescribed by Rule VIII, Section I.; but no Pupil shall be received into the School, until he shall have acquired some knowledge of Reading and Writing, and of the two first Rules of Arithmetic. RULE II. An efficient System of Education shall be adopted; embracing the Latin, Greek, French, and English Languages and Literature; Composition; Elocution; the Mathematics; and Drawing; and Lectures on subjects connected with the Sciences and Arts, shall be occasionally delivered by the Masters and others to all the Pupils, under the sanction of the Committee, which the Proprietors, and Parents of Nominees, shall be at liberty to attend. RULE III. The Madras System of Education, as practised at Charter House School, shall be adopted, as far as it may be found available. RULE IV. A portion of the Scriptures and Prayer shall be read at the commencement of the Morning, and the termination of the Afternoon, School each Day.