|
 |
| teaching the boys to collect specimens |
| themselves in the holidays in that |
| fertile Geological county & part of Derbyshire |
| Mr. Burton is not a mere School master, |
| looking after the 'grant', but is zealous to |
| teach the school-children to teach |
| themselves in after life, & he has a |
| spark of genius. |
| Just now he is in for the Inspector's |
| General School Examn - But he is |
| going to give, besides the School work, |
| 4 Science Classes (in connection with the |
| Science & Art Dept in London) of which |
| one will be on Geology. |
| And he is Secretary to the Lea & |
| Holloway Institute, & will give two |
| Lectures there in the Winter session, one of |
| which will be on Coal & the other on |
| the prehistoric World, I believe. |
| I hope he will not go beyond his audience. |
| But he succeeds most admirably in making |
| the boys give a lively attention. The main |
|
|