... also gave evidence, and two ciaistables spoke to Mr Napier having been pulled about with the trestle by the accused. Dr Harvey Littlejohn stated that complainer's Injuries were not serious. No witnesses were called for the defence. The Sheriff found the charge ...

... of in.«tirn. the boy died authontits a suspicions one, and a ! iKifet-aoitem examination was made this morning Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who, however, to the conclusion tnat was due to causes. ...

... emit: :it ice considered the case worthy of itivestiiation. and a post-mortem examination was made on Saturday by Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who, however, came to the conclusion that death was due to natural causes. BlELustris. In connection with the Portobello ...

... would been nearly lynched the mob which had gathered. wa3 removed to the Infirmary, where her injuries were dressed. Dr Harvey Littlejohn said the assault was a very nasty one indeed, and the dog had inflicted two severe wounds. Accused's explanation was ...

... the street and caught again by the accused. 1 Bat for the police the woman would have been mobbed by the crowd. I)r Harvey Littlejohn certified to the assault being a very nasty one indeed, and the dog had inflicted two severe wounds. pre! vious conviction ...

... Dalaleisb Keavil: Mr J. B. Harvev. Mr Dalgleish, Dunfermline; Mr P. Forrester Paton. Graham Paton, Mr J B. Haig. W.S.. Harvey Littlejohn. Edinburgh; Mr William Bailev. Mr W. J. N. Liddall. late Acting Sheriff Substitute: Mr John Bailey, Mr A. P. Moir. solicitor: ...

... would affect him , the mental aberration asserted itself , with the . result that he committed the offences charged . Dr Harvey Littlejohn , who examined the accused since his arrest , -was unable . TO pronounce him actually insane , but said he suffered from ...

... aberration, with the result that he committed the crimes charged. There was no other explanation in the circumstance's. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who had examined the accused, said that while unable to pronounce him actually insane, there was certainly mental weakness ...

... enough t.O fall into bad company, there was a return of thermental aberration, and the thefts were committed. Dr Harvey Littlejohn said that while unable pronounce Wright actually insane there was certainly a mental weakness. The Fiscal pointed out ...

... staled woul(t*affecl him, the meat aberration asserted itaelf, with the result that he committed the offences charged. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who examined the accus’ d since his arrest, unable to pronounce him actually insane, but said he suffered from some ...

... would affect him, the mental aberration asserted itself, with the result that he committed the offences charged. Dr. Harvey Littlejohn, wUa examined the accused since his arrest, was unable pronounce him actually insane, but said suffered from some mental ...

... Philip , Dr HaL'iday Cro > m , Dr Dimsicure , Dr CadplI , Dr Macjrilltvray , Dr Wyntcr Bl . vth , Dr Jraoph Bell . Br Harvey Littlejohn , Mr J . lan Macphcraon , M . A ., Sfiiior Prcfiidont of the Students' Roprcecntativo Council ; Bailio Gibson , Councillors ...