£ per ann.
A governor 200
A president 100
50 college-majors 50
200 proficients 10
500 voluntary students, without allowance.
The third and fourth colleges, consisting only of schools for temporary
study, may be thus:
The third—being for gentlemen to learn the necessary arts and exercises
to qualify them for the service of their country, and entertaining them
one whole year at the public charge—may be supposed to have always one
thousand persons on its hands, and cannot have less than 100 teachers,
whom I would thus order:
Every teacher shall continue at least one year, but by allowance two
years at most; shall have £20 per annum extraordinary allowance; shall be
bound to give their constant attendance; and shall have always five
college-majors of the second college to supervise them, who shall command
a month, and then be succeeded by five others, and, so on—£10 per annum
extraordinary to be paid them for their attendance.
The gentlemen who practise to be put to no manner of charge, but to be
obliged strictly to the following articles:
1. To constant residence, not to lie out of the house without leave of
the college-major.
2. To perform all the college exercises, as appointed by the masters,
without dispute.