The Parish Church of St. Luke the Evangelist,

GADDESBY, LEICESTERSHIRE,

ON THE TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, BEING
THE EVE OF ST. LUKE, 1880,

BY

HARRY BURTON VALE, M.A.,

VICAR.

Printed at the request of the Churchwardens.

LEICESTER:

SAMUEL CLARKE, 5, GALLOWTREE GATE.
LONDON: HAMILTON, ADAMS & CO.

1880.

Price Threepence.

(16)

ΤΟ

EDWARD HENSHAW CHENEY, ESQ.,

OF

GADDESBY HALL,

THIS SERMON IS INSCRIBED.

PREFACE.

THIS Sermon is published at the request of the Churchwardens. I had no idea when I wrote it that such a request would be made. To refuse to accede to it would indeed be ungracious, especially as they were good enough to press the matter. A pleasing incident connected with the occasion when this Sermon was preached deserves to be recorded. The Wesleyans of the parish voluntarily closed their place of worship, and joined their brethren in their praises and thanksgivings at the Parish Church.

H. B. V.