(1) ‘Articuli XII in Joannem Barthoreum [i.e. Sir John, or Captain Borthwike] propter quos cardinalis episcopi et abbates Scotici in eum mortis tulerant sententiam, cum sui ipsius vindicatione’; begins, after the dedication to Edward VI (‘Non existimes, rex charissime ...’), ‘Amici cuiuspiam opera, aliquot articuli propter quos Scoticus cardinalis’; both the articles against him and his answers are given at length in English; (2) ‘The manner of Adam Wallace’s accusation in the black fires [friers] of Edinbourge the 17 of July, 1550’; begins ‘Ther was a scaffolde made harde to the chancerie wall of the blacke frires church of Edinbourge ...’; this is in a different hand from the former treatise.