The Life Of Francis Bacon.. By Dilleep Mohanadas Jan 22, 1561 Francis bacon was born in York House, London, England. Period: Jan 22, 1561 to Apr 9, 1626 The Life Of Sir Francis Bacon.. Feb 7, 1573 Enters Trinity College, aged 12. Enters Trinity College, aged 12. Jun 11, 1576 Studied Law at Greys Inn, London. Studied Law at Greys Inn, London. Mar 1, 1577 Interrupted his studies to take up an appointment of an assistant to Sir Amias Paulet (The Ambassador of France) Mar 9, 1582 Became a Barrister Jun 11, 1584 Took up his seat in Parliament in the House of Commons. Jun 3, 1586 Took up his seat in parliament for Taunton. Aug 11, 1588 He was named lecturer in legal studies at Gray’s Inn Jul 13, 1592 Francis Bacon entered the service of Robert Devereux (the Queen's favorite Earl of Essex.) Jul 3, 1593 Openly criticised the new tax levy and offended Queen Elizabeth I in the process. May 7, 1594 Francis Bacon wrote "Gesta Graguron" Aug 29, 1596 Queen Elizabeth appointed Francis Bacon as a member of her Extraordinary Counsel. May 8, 1597 Francis Bacon wrote "The Colours of Good and Evil." Jan 10, 1601 He became one of the Prosecutors of the Earl of Essex (Even though he was originally a follower of the Earl of Essex.) Nov 13, 1603 He was knighted by the new King (King James the First) Feb 5, 1604 Appointed King's Counsel Jun 6, 1605 Francis Bacon wrote “The Advancement of Learning." Jun 27, 1607 Appointed Solicitor General. Apr 11, 1608 Appointed Clerk of the notorious Star Chamber. Jul 4, 1613 Appointed Attorney General Sep 12, 1616 Made a member of the Privy Council. May 10, 1617 Appointed Lord Keeper of the Royal Seal, married Alice Barnham. May 22, 1618 Appointed Lord Chancellor. Mar 30, 1620 Francis Bacon wrote “Novum Organum.” Aug 16, 1621 Bestowed the titles of Lord Verulam and then created Viscount St Albans. Arrested and charged with bribery. Jan 23, 1622 Sir Francis Bacon wrote “History of the Reign of King Henry the Seventh." Nov 19, 1623 Sir Francis Bacon wrote "De Augmentis Scientarum." Jun 26, 1624 Sir Francis Bacon wrote "Apothegms." Dec 22, 1625 Sir Francis Bacon wrote “Slyva Sylvanum."