LtS,
Not particularly, a friend returned a disc with the song on and I decided to check if it was in the DT.
Herga Kitty,
Thirteen pence a day was, the British private soldier's basic daily rate of pay (1/- per day + 1d "beer money") for something in excess of 100 years, so I'm surprised there was not more mention of it(it wasn't considered a good rate of pay, even in the 1970s).
Malcolm,
The Dots are in Palmer's "The Rambling Soldier", unfortunately, my copy has gone walkabout.
Best Wishes
Walrus