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... what had happened, and early in the day Mr Benton, Procurator- Fiscal, accompanied by Dr Harvey Littlejohn, drove to West Calder. At the mortuary, Dr Harvey Littlejohn, along with Dr Young, made a post-mortem examination of the body of Blyth, and it was ...
... of We-st Colder, and sariy in the day Mr Renton, Procnrntor-Fiaca!. accomp*ni.il Iff Harvey Littlejohn, drove to West Colder. At tire n-ortnary. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, a'ong with Young, made a postmortem exnainatiun of the hedy Blyth, and kwM aatltoritatively ...
... assaulting her five-year-old boy by striking him several times on the head, breaking an abcess, end kicking him. Dr Harvey Littlejohn informed his laonour that the child had been badly hurt by the assault. Its body was mass disease, attention whatever ...
... grievances had taken a morbid turn, winch was dangerous form the history of medicine and law, otherwise was harmless. Harvey Littlejohn corroborated. Wife son, and daughter gave evidence to the that the accused quiet and harmless. Paterson. witne-s-box ...
... grievances had taken morbid torn, which dangerous form in the history of medicine s»d law, otherwise b« waa harmless Dr Harvey Littlejohn corroborated. Wile, sou, daughter gave evidence the effect that eocuerd wa* quiet aad harmloia. Patrmoo. in witee.e box ...
... drink. The place had been searched for a knife, but none had been found. John P. Campbell, M.B., Ch.B., Addiewell; Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh; and Dr Wm. Young, West Calder, gave evidence. The latter two made a post-mortem examination of Blyth’s , ...
... of drink. The place had been searched for knife, but none had been found. John P. Campbell, M. 8., 0h.8., Addiewell; Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh; and Dr Wm. Young, West Calder, gave evidence. The latter two made a post-mortem examination of body, from ...
... quiet lad. His brother. John M . Partlan. had his upper lip cut and his forebeed bruised on the night of the affray. Dr Harvey Littlejohn reported the result of the post-mortem examination on Myth's body. There was a gapiet wound about an inch and a half ...
... that existed in the country. It created a most abominable smelt. He proposed to call several witnesses, including Dr Harvey Littlejohn and the Provost of Hi horn, to speak to the offence created by the manufacture of glue. He was prepared to show that ...
... gelatine u-i factory at Kmnauld Among other the ’ apjilication was opposed by Lord Rosebery and Sir Gibson Craig Dr Harvey Littlejohn on behalf of the objectors gave evidence to show that a g'uo lactory in that neighbourhood might give nso to a nuisance ...
... objectors, among whom were Lord Rosebery and Sir James Gibson-Craig. The case for the objectors was taken first, and Dr Harvey Littlejohn, the first witness examined, deponed that the manufacture of glue was an offensive trade, and the locality in which it ...
... Hay Stewsrt , W . S . ; Dr C . Michie Smith , Mr Reginald Carter , Mr Kobcrtson Christie , advocate ; Dr Eider . Dr Harvey Littlejohn ,-Captain M'Hardy , R . A . ; Mr William Mndlay , advocate ; Mr J . Sang , W . S . ; Mr J . M'Lennan , advocate ; Dr-J ...