David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ Bishop Grindal gave him a letter to Calvin, dated June 19, thanking him for Des Gallars’ services, and stating that he had left to his successor, Mr. Cousin, a quiet and well-ordered congregation which he had found in a most disturbed condition. The climate of England had greatly injured his health, having bereaved him of a beloved wife and of children. Another winter in London might have been fatal to him.
Des Gallars became minister of Orleans in 1564. He published an edition of Irenaeus in 1570 at Geneva. ”

“ The elders of the French Church, some of whom were not favourable to his appointment, accompanied him to the Bishop of London (Grindal) . The bishop exhorted the elders that, having now obtained more than they had dared to hope for, they should not be ungrateful to God and to Mr. ”