FIRST COLLEGE. £ per ann. The general 300 5 colonels at £100 per ann. each 500 20 captains at 60 ,, 1,200 100 governors at 10 ,, 1,000 200 directors at 5 ,, 1,000 200 exempts at 5 ,, 1,000 2,000 heads for subsistence, at £20 per head per 40,000 ann., including provision, and all the officers’ salaries in the house, as butlers, cooks, purveyors, nurses, maids, laundresses, stewards, clerks, servants, chaplains, porters, and attendants, which are numerous. SECOND COLLEGE. A governor 200 A president 100 50 college-majors at £50 per ann. each 2,500 200 proficients at 10 2,000 Commons for 500 students during times of exercises at 2,500 £5 per ann. each 200 proficients’ subsistence, reckoning as above 4,000 THIRD COLLEGE. The gentlemen here are maintained as gentlemen, and 25,000 are to have good tables, who shall therefore have an allowance at the rate of £25 per head, all officers to be maintained out of it; which is 100 teachers, salary and subsistence ditto 4,500 50 college-majors at £10 per ann. is 500 Annual charge 86,300 The building to cost 50,000 Furniture, beds, tables, chairs, linen, &c. 10,000 Books, instruments, and utensils for experiments 2,000 So the immediate charge would be 62,000 The annual charge 86,300 To which add the charges of exercises and experiments 3,700 90,000 The king’s magazines to furnish them with 500 barrels of gunpowder per annum for the public uses of exercises and experiments. In the first of these colleges should remain the governing part, and all the preferments to be made from thence, to be supplied in course from the other; the general of the first to give orders to the other, and be subject only to the founder. The government should be all military, with a constitution for the same regulated for that purpose, and a council to hear and determine the differences and trespasses by the college laws.