Viz. two "when ye entre into prayer"; one "to be delivered from errours," "especiallie from the obstinate secte of hypocrites the malignant maynteyners of free will, with other papisticall and most dangerous errours"; and one for use "in collegio Trinitatis [apud Cantabr.], 8 Jan. 1562", for blessing upon the college, and the conversion or despatch of "slow bellies, fylthy swine," and "malicious compassers and gredy wayters for the [restoring?] of darkenes and papistrie".

It is probable that these prayers are by Thomas Cartwright, who was admitted a fellow of Trinity college in 1562.