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James Carson (physician)
James Carson M.D. (1772–1843) was a Scottish physician.
==Life==
Carson was originally educated for the ministry, but attended medical classes at the University of Edinburgh, and graduated doctor of medicine there in the autumn of 1799. He then moved to Liverpool, where he remained for most of his professional career.
In 1808 Carson came prominently before the public with the case of Charles Angus, a Liverpool chemist, charged with the murder of Margaret Burns, an alleged poisoning. At the trial held at Lancaster assizes on 2 September that year Carson on Angus's behalf maintained his own opinion as to the cause of death, against that of the four medical witnesses called for the Crown, among whom was John Bostock the younger. A verdict of not guilty was returned.〔
Carson remained at Liverpool, and subsequently held several posts there. He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society on 1 June 1837.〔 He died at Sutton, St Helens, 12 August 1843.〔
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