Practised as a surgeon in King William Street, Charing Cross, and then at 13 Queen's Place, Kennington Common, where he died on or before February 24th, 1854. From 1835 he was co-editor of the *Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology*. Publications: *An Essay on the Absorbent Vessels, shewing that their Action is not liable to be influenced by the Artificial Agents commonly applied*, 12mo, London, 1823. *A Critical Analysis of the Memoirs read by Dr. Barry before the Academy of Sciences, on the 8th of June, 1825, at the Institute of France, on Atmospheric Pressure being the Principal Cause of the Progression of Blood in the Veins*, 8vo, London, 1827. *A Treatise on the Tonic System of Treating Affections of the Stomach and Brain; comprehending an account of the causes and nature of impairment of the consti¬tution, indigestion, determination of blood to the head, impairment and morbid excitation of the brain, paralysis, apoplexy and insanity*, 8vo, London, 1843. "On a Cause of Dysphagia."- *Lancet*, 1825-6, x, 697. "Treatment of Uterine Haemorrhage."- *Ibid*, 1826-7, xii, 527, etc. "On the Arrangement of the Fibres of the Heart" in the *Cyclop Anat*, 1838.