After education at Guy’s Hospital he practised at Liverpool, where he became Hon Surgeon to the Liverpool Ladies’ Lying-in Charity, Surgeon to the Liverpool Northern Hospital, and Lecturer on Clinical Surgery and Physiology at the Liverpool College Institute. He left Liverpool for Droitwich, where, in 1875, he was Medical Superintendent of the Droitwich Salt Baths, with which he remained connected to the close of his life. He died at his residence, The Heriots, Droitwich, on May 6th, 1884. His photograph is in the Fellows’ Album. Publications:– *Lecture on the Progress and Success of the Droitwich Brine Baths, with a short History of Cases*, 8vo, Worcester, 1877. *The Droitwich Salt Springs, their Medicinal Action and Curative Properties*, 8vo, Droitwich, 1881.