of Diseased Bladders,’ pt. i. 1798, pt. ii. 1803. 'Observations principally upon the Speech of Mr. Wilberforce on his Motion in the House of Commons, 30 May 1804, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade,’ 1805. 'Important Researches upon the Existence, Nature, and Consummation of Venereal Infection in Pregnant Women, New-born Infants, and Nurses, by the late P. S. O. Mahon, contrasted with the Opinions of the late John Hunter upon the subject,’ 1808. 'The Lives of Andrew Robinson Bowes, Esq., and the Countess of Strathmore, written from thirty-three years' professional attendance, from Letters and other well-authenticated Documents,’ 1810. 'Life of Arthur Murphy, Esq.,'1811. 'Review of Everard Home's Observations on the Diseases of the Prostate Gland,’ 1812. 'Facts relative to the Prevention of Hydrophobia,’ in 'Medical Facts and Observations,’ iii. 33. 'Two Letters on the Necessity of a Public Inquiry into Cause of the Death of the Princess Charlotte and her Infant,’ 1817. See also for minor contributions Index to the London Medical and Physical Journal, vols. i–xl., 1820. Family Jesse Foot (1780–1850), surgeon, was the nephew of the preceding. He practised for many years as a surgeon at Clarendon, Jamaica, returned home about 1819, and lived with his uncle in Dean Street, Soho, for two years, marrying Miss Foot (presumably his cousin) on 4 September 1819. He succeeded to his uncle's practice, and in 1826 brought out a new edition of his work on the urethra, which is described as the eighth edition. He became surgeon to the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital. He published Ophthalmic Memoranda, 1838, and wrote papers in The Lancet and the London Medical and Surgical Journal, enumerated in Amédée Dechambre, Dictionnaire encyclopédique des sciences médicales. In 1834 he published The Medical Pocket-book for 1835. Foot died at Ilfracombe, aged 70, on 5 January 1850. References Attribution 1744 births 1826 deaths 18th-century English people 18th-century surgeons English surgeons 18th-century English medical doctors English biographers People from Wiltshire English male non-fiction writers 18th-century English male writers