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1 52 FRANCIS BA CON 1606 he began to acquire land at Dulwich, and the most important of the valuable estates which now collectively form the endowment of the college; that in 1613 he contracted with a certain John Benson for the erection of a school-house and twelve alms-houses, and that in the course of the years of 1616 and 1617 the first members of his foundation were admitted to the college. Alleyn now endeavoured to obtain from the King a patent for the permanent establishment of his college by its endowment by the King of lands to the value of £800. Bacon opposed this, not because he objected to the charity, in which he was interested, but because he considered that the crown property would suffer if the King once began the system of " amortizing his tenures " for charitable purposes. Moreover, alms-houses, he thought, were not unmixed blessings, whereas endowments for educational purposes were much needed. The King had lately rejected the applications of Sir Henry Savile and Sir Edward Sandys for grants of money for such purposes ; why, then, should he give such a large sum to Alleyn ? Bacon's good judgment in preferring educational institutions to alms-houses has been vindicated by the action of the Charity Commission. By an act of Parliament passed in 1857 the almsmen of the " hospital " were all pensioned off, and the foundation completely reconstructed, simply as a collegiate institution, with upper and lower schools. Since, even in this matter, it has been attempted to put Bacon in the wrong, by representing that " the impediments which Alleyn experienced proceeded from the Lord Chancellor," and by the implication that these impediments were needlessly vexatious. Here is the letter which Bacon wrote on this occasion to the Marquis of Buckingham. It has been truly described as characteristic in point and quaintness " My Vert Good Lord : " I thank your lordship for your last loving letter. I now write to give the King an account of a patent I have stayed at the seal. It is of licence to give in mortmain eight hundred pound land, though it be of tenure in chief, to Allen, that was the player, for an hospital.
AND HIS SECRET SOCIETY. 153 " I like well that Allen playeth the last act of his life so well but if his Majesty give way thus to amortize his tenures, his courts of wards shall decay, which I had well hoped should improve. " But that which moveth me chiefly is, that his Majesty did now lately absolutely deny Sir Henry Savile for £200, and Sir Edwin Sandys for £100 to the perpetuating of two lectures, the one in Oxford, the other in Cambridge, foundations of singular honour to his Majesty (the best of learned kings), and of which there is a great want ; whereas hospitals abound, and beggars abound never a whit the less. " If his Majesty do like to pass the book at all yet if he would be pleased to abridge the ; £800 to £500, and then give way to the other two books for the university, it were a princely work. And I make an humble suit to the King, and desire your lordship to join in it, that it mought be so. God ever preserve and prosper you. " Your lordship's most obliged friend " and faithful servant, " Fr. Verulam, Cane. " York House, this 18th of August, 1616. Whether or no the money for the lectures at the university was granted by the King, deponents say not, but on June 21st, 1619, Bacon affixed the great seal of England to letters patent from James I. giving license to Edward Alleyn " to found and establish a college in Dulwich, to endure and remain forever, and to be called The College of GocVs Gift in Dulwich, in the County of Surrey." On September 13th of the same year the college was completed, " and so, in the quaint words of Fuller " * — words which strangely echo those in Bacon's letter to the Duke of Buckingham— " he -who out- acted others in his life, outdid himself before his death. Amongst the distinguished guests at the opening of the college Bacon and his friends are conspicuous. Alleyn gives a list of them, beginning with " The Lord Chancellor (Bacon), the Lord of Arondell, Lord Ciecill (Cecil), Sir John Howland, High Shreve, and Inigo Jones, the King's Surveyor. Perhaps the latest, as it is the greatest tribute openly paid by 1 Old and New London, vi. 298.
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404 FBA NCIS BA CON for the Deity,
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406 FRANCIS BACON 12. Bull's head.
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