... secretary. The Council the Sheffield School Medicine ras represented Ur. Young, Air. Edward Skinner, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Harvey Littlejohn (medical officer >f the city). and Dr. W. T. Cocking (hon. secretary). The Medical Society was represented Dr. Porter ...

... secretary. The Council of the Sheffield School of Medicine was represented by Dr. Young, Mr. Edward Skinner, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Harvey Littlejohn (medical officer of the city), and Dr. W. T. Cocking (hon. secretary). The Medical Society was represented by Dr. Porter ...

... ELLISON, Esq. MICHAEL ELLISON, Jun.. Esq. I E. M. E. WELBY, Esq (Stipendiary Magistrate). H. BRAMLEY. Esq. (Town Clerk). HARVEY LITTLEJOHN, Esq., M.8., F.R.C.S., Edin. Councillor TOM NIXON. Councillor WILLIAM GRAFTON. Councillor J. M. FURNESS. Councillor ALFRED ...

... R. A. Sorby, C. E. Jeffcock, W. A. Matthews, Colin M. Smith, T. K. Wilson, H. K. Stephenson, George Howson, and Dr. Harvey Littlejohn. Mr. W. Mackenzie Smith was hon. secretary. Lieut. Suckley's string orchestra played lively series of dances. There were ...

... ELLISON, Esq. MICHAEL ELLISON, Jun., Esq. E. M. E. WELBY, Esq. (Stipendiary Magistrate). H. BRAMLEY. Esq. (Town Clerk). HARVEY LITTLEJOHN, Esq., M.8., F.R.C.S., Edin. Councillor TOM NIXON. Councillor WILLIAM GRAFTON. Councillor J. M. FURNESS. Councillor ALFRED ...

... the action of the Curporafr.cn about these drains, and appeared the public interest. 'ihe Stipendiary: Oh, I see. Dr. Harvey Littlejohn, Mcd Officer of Health, said that his opin.on the .wo sumps constituted dangerous to -Jth. In repiy to Mr. Furneas said ...

... HEALTH OF SHEFFIELD. The current report of the Medical Officer of Health, W- Harvey Li'ttlejohn, is follows: Deaths during week ended .Tanuarv 11. 1896 mortality 17.3 per 1 000. Mortality below weekly average of lost Mortaiityr four weeks—121. 103, 118 ...

... action of the Corporation about drains like this, and he appeared in the publio interest. The Stipendiary: Oh, I see. Dr. Harvey Littlejohn, Mcd cal Officer of Health, said that in his opinion the two sumps constituted a nuisance dangerous to nealth. In reply ...

... if it was raised the nuisance might be considerably reduced, and the objectionable fumes carried over the houses. Dr. Harvey Littlejohn, medical officer of health for tho city, in tho course his evidence, said the fumes would exceedingly injurious to persons ...

... thought that it were raised the nuisance might considerably reduced, the objectionable fumes carried over the houses. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, medical Office- of health for city, tho course of his evidence, said the fume* would exceedingly injurious to persons ...

... Muir Wilson, J. M. Furness, W. Llewellyn, C. Hobson, W. Grafton, and B. Chapman, Mr. Herbert Bramlev (Town Clerk), Dr. Harvey Littlejohn (Medical Officer of Health), Mr. A. S. Jarvis (Midland Railway Company), J. A. Hodkinson (M. S. and L. Railway Company) ...

... should be granted to fee d ce r of Health, should be rejected by the J? Council, especially when the excellent * Dr. Harvey Littlejohn lias rendered to **hOeti remembered. Some of the reasons ad- r City Councillors for not JJ' Proposal of the committee ...