Works
He published, besides the sermon of 1628:
- The Humble Petition of Peter Smart, a poore Prisoner in the King's Bench, ;
- A Short Treatise of Altars, Altar-fumiture, (probably printed 1641, but written 1628);
- A Catalogue of Superstitious Innovations . . . Violations of the locall Statutes of Durham Cathedrall, 1642;
- Septugenarii Senis iterantis Cantus Epithalamicus, 1643 (dedicated to the Westminster Assembly).
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