Private Forms for these Sad Times. Oxford, 1645.
A Form of Thanksgiving, to be used the Seventh Day of September, thorowout the Diocese of Lincoln, and in the Jurisdiction of Westminster.
This remarkable form has no date, but it was put forth by Williams, then Bishop of Lincoln and Dean of Westminster, in the year 1641. The House of Commons had ordered a day of Thanksgiving; but they were greatly offended with Williams, on account of this form, and, instead of going to St. Margaret's Church as usual, where it was ordered to be read, they attended divine service, after their own fashion, in the chapel of Lincoln's Inn.
A Supply of Prayers for the Ships of this Kingdom that want Ministers to pray with them agreeable to the Directory, &c. London. Published by authority.
A Presbyterian form, and the only one ever published by men who decried all forms. It was put forth, as the preface admits, because the sailors clung to the Book of Common Prayer.
Prayers to be used in the Armies. 1648.
A Form of Prayer used at His Majesties Chapel at the Hague. 1650.
Prayers for those who mourn, &c. 1659.
Form of Common Prayer, to be used on the Thirtieth of January, &c. 1661.
This form differs materially from that subsequently put forth by Convocation, with the revised Prayer Book of 1662. There was also another form still earlier, in the year 1661, in which some singular and obnoxious petitions relative to Charles I. were found.
A Form of Prayer with Thanksgiving, to be used on the 29th of May, 1661.
The original edition. It differs from that which was sanctioned by Convocation and published in 1662.
Form of Prayer, &c. June 12. Fast during a Dearth. 1661.
Form, &c. Fast during a Sickness. 1661.
Form, &c. Fast, to implore a Blessing on the Naval Forces. April 5, 1665.
Form, &c. Thanksgiving for Victory by Naval Forces. July 4, 1665.
Form, &c. Fast, on occasion of the Fire of London, 1666.
Form, &c. Thanksgiving for Victories at Sea. 1666.
Form, &c. Fast. 1674.
Form, &c. Fast. 1678.
Form, &c. Fast. Dublin, 1678.
Form, &c. Fast. Dublin, 1679. To seek Reconciliation with God, and to implore Him that he would infatuate and defeat the Counsels of the Papists our Enemies. By the Lord Lieutenant.
Form, &c. Fast. 1680.
Form, &c. Thanksgiving. 1683. For the discovery of Treason.
Form, &c. Thanksgiving. 1685.
Form of Prayer with Thanksgiving for 29th May, 1685.