At the visitation in the twenty-sixth year of Henry the Eighth it appeared that the annual revenue of King's College was 751l.; of New College, 487l.; of Magdalene, 1076l.] [Footnote 292: A Relation of the Proceedings at the Charterhouse, 1689.] [Footnote 293: See the London Gazette, from August 18 to September 1.
1687 Barillon, September 19/29] [Footnote 294: "Penn, chef des Quakers, qu'on sait etre dans les interets du Roi d'Angleterre, est si fort decrie parmi ceux de son parti qu'ils n'ont plus aucune confiance en lui."-- Bonrepaux to Seignelay, Sept.

12/22 1687.

The evidence of Gerard Croese is to the same effect.

"Etiam Quakeri Pennum iron amplius, ut ante, ita amabant ac magnifaciebant, quidam aversabantur ac fugiebant."-- Historia Quakeriana, lib, ii.

1695.] [Footnote 295: Cartwright's Diary, August 30.1687.