... insanity. Dr Littlejobu certified that the woman was perfectly sane, and was more rogue than foci. THE BO'NESS TRAGEDY. Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, and Aitken, medical officer of health for Bo'ness, today conducted post-mortem examination of the body of ...

... She protested thatshe was night. quite sober the previous and Dr Aitken conducted a post-mortem examina- On Monday Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, | tion on the body of the deceased. ...

... POST MORTEM EXAMINATION. Monday forenoon Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, and Aitken, medical officer of health for the burgh, conducted post-mortem examination of the body of the ’unfortunate man. Tlie result the examinat tended to show that the blow ...

... with the case whatever. 'A postmortem examination on the body of the deceased man Pender was conducted on Monday by Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, and Dr Aitken, Medical Officer for Bo'ness. The victim was buried on Tuesday in Muiravonside ' Churchyard ...

... last twelve was perfectly aware of its proper'^-jpen quantity. Wood was entitled to $ THE CHKMICAL ANALTSIS- O ' Dr Harvey Littlejohn informed the the results of the chemical analysis ° x & the body and the powders. The P» gtr distinct evidence of the ...

... would fis-ht with his fists . Shn ' ndded that she would not harm him , as she liked the very ground he talked on . Dr Harvey Littlejohn , who . with Dr Peter Aitken . Bo ' ness , made a post-mortem examination of the l ^ ody of tli deceased reported that ...

... taken away that she use knife,” and that she “ wadna. hairm ’im, and that she liked the very grand he walked on.” Dr Harvey Littlejohn’s evidence was the effect that death was due hemorrhage, the result of a wound penetrating the chest to the right ventricle ...

... Rcbeon's coiwent, a pcet-mortem examination was made on the day after death. Wit.ness read the joint report by himself and Harvey Littlejohn a-? to the post-mortem appearances of the body. l report stated th&t no disease was disclosed sufficient to accourtt ...

... death wae due to hemorrhage, the result of a wound pene~ trating the chest. and right ventricle of ther heart.—(Signed) Harvey Littlejohn, Ed Peter Aitken, L.R.C.S.; Ed.” Mr M‘Clure—There is a suggestion in the that the boy Dick Galbraith committed the in- ...

... consent, a “ post-mortem*’ oxanunation was made the day after death. Witness read the joint, report by hamself and Dr Harvey Littlejohn as to the post-mortem appearances of the body. The report stated that disease was disclosed sufficient account for death ...

... they had a good report about that ; they-» d the milk (• • eslod . and found it was better than andard . They got Dr Harvey Littlejohn along itii their own medical men to eo > ain ; no the hospital ffd aa they rould auirgcst- DO other course , it was sought ...

... appearance of fibres could bo seen on the knife at the time it was shown tho medical men? A.—They were still there. Sir Harvey Littlejohn read the report of the post mortem examination of the deceased’s body. Tho report was as follows:—“ We hereby certify ...