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until he was deprived of the office, because of bribery and corruption, by
James I(q.v.). Bacon died in the spring of a chill caught from a hen (q.v.;
see also Siseuhe) he had stuffed with snow, in order to find out if cold
could preserve her from decay. The mutual murders of cold hen and cold philosopher
tie to the cruelty-to-women theme of FW. Bacon is steadily linked to Swift
and St Kevin—enforcers of chastity. See Delia Bacon, Biddy Doran. 
 As a heading pretender to the authorship of Shakespeare's (q.v.)plays, Bacon
may be present in many a HamHamlet-Pig-Pork-Swine-Sow etc—see Pig.
+7.10—with Akenhead (q.v.); +39.17—with Ham, Packenham (q.q.v.;
see also Kehoe); 41.13, + 14—with Ham(q.v.; see Hamlet); ?56.27; 57.25;
59.20; 71.12 (see York), .24; +85.18— with Boa (q.v.); +86.27—with
St Francis of Assisi, François Villon, François Rabelais (q.q.v.;
see Francie); + 100.19—with Beaconsfield (see Disraeli), Bailey Beacon
(q.q.v.); 
 + 114.19—with Japheth (q.v.); 
+ 141.8—with Mutt (q.v.; Norwegian fiesk, "bacon"), 21; 160.17; 161.31
(here Bacon is not named, but Shakespeare, q.v., replaces him in a bacon
and egg combination); 172.7; ?179. 14; ?199.17; 
 +205.19—see Beggar; 222.36; 
257.15,22; 267.12; +311.31; +318.21 (backonham. Yet)—with Ham, Hamlet,
Buckingham (q.q.v.; see also Packenham?—the quotation is from Richard
III, q.v., and was first noticed by Mr Senn); 320.29; 325.21; 339.4 (echoes
257, see above); +342.23—see Bailey Beacon; 345.30; +358.25—see
Bailey Beacon; +363.17—with Bacchus (q.v.—It. Bacco); 382.11;
405.33; 406.3, 15; 456.22 (naboc); 508.4; 546.31; 
553.10; 603.1—2; 615.31; 618.7. 
Badbols—Finn's (q.v.) nurses were Bodhmahl, a female druid, and Liathluachra
("the grey of Luachair"). See Skerry. 376.26. 
Baddelanies—see Baudehaire. 
Badebec—daughter of the King of Utopia, 
wife (?) of Gargantua (q.v.), mother of Pantagruel. +485.15—with Paddy
Reilly (q.v.). 
Badman, Mr—of Bunyan's Life and Death of Mr Badman. 113.20. 
*Baggot (or Bagot)—Baggot Street, Dub- 
hin. Baggotrath was an ancient district near Dublin, named for the AngloNorman
family of Bagot or Bagod, who built their castle there. 71.12; 220.14 (bis);
345.15,25; 346.33 (bis), .34; 490.8,20; 491.6 (bis); 602.21 (see Masterbuilder);
612.31, ?32. 
Baile Atha Chiath (pronounced roughly 
"Bahhyclee")—is Dublin (q.v.). See also Bailey. 
*Bailey.baile (q.v.) is Irish "town"; "bailey" is the outer wall (q.v.) of
a castle, prison, or court of justice, e.g., London's Old Bailey—see
Bill, Bill Bailey, Bailiff. Howth (q.v.) had its Old Bailey 
and New Bailey—lights. Barnum (q.v.) and Bailey is an American circus.
Burnham is the light at Bristol. +71.21; 342.23 (?Bihly Shakespeare and Francis
Bacon, q.q.v.); +358.25 (see preceding entry); +480.19—with Bill Bailey
(q.v.). 
*Bailey Beacon—the Howth (q.v.) light 
and Bill Bailey, who is here a racehorse 
(real one?) whose name may combine 
Billy, Shakespeare (q.q.v.) and Francis 
Bacon (q.v.). 342.25 (see Homo Made 
Ink); 358.25. 
Bailey, Bill—in the song (1902) by Hugh Cannon, he is a brakeman on
the B&O whose wife wants him to come home, as, say, Penelope and Anne
Hathaway (q.q.v.) do (see Ulysses, 759). Bill Bailey is not to be disentangled
from the Bailey light—old Bailey light, new Bailey light on Howth (q.v.)
(see Ulysses, 351); nor from baile, Irish "town," and Baile Atha Chiath (Town
of the Ford of Hurdles) or Dublin (q.v.). See Bailey, Bill. 6.33—35;
?+39.17—with Bacon, Ham (q.q.v.); 127.6; 317.30; 379.36; 448.19 (the
North and South Bulls, q.v.; are shoals in Dublin Harbour); +480.18—with
Bailey Circus, see Bailey. 
Bailiff, The (called "Old Bailey", q.v.)—in Wyndham Lewis' (q.v.) The
Childermass, I, (1928) the Bailiff is a judge and a fiend, who is a proponent
of all that menaces God's own white man: Time, Bergson (q.q.v.), children,
Jews, homosexuals, Communists, rich Bohemians, all who experiment with language.
In the Bailiff's mouth (17 1—76) is put the book's most concentrated
parody of Ulysses and "Work in Progress". See Belcanto, Pullman. In The Human
Age (1955), the Bailiff persuades Pullman (Joyce) to go to hell. "Bailiff"
is derived