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... is that of a young man between 25 and 30 years of age and of alxnit 5ft lOin in height Examination made by Professor Harvey Littlejohn to indicate that death was duo to natural caused A tragic discovery was made by a Perth scavenger yesterday morning On ...
... foreman baker Moir and foremanconfectioner Eing went to Edinburgh where they were shown a cake of shortbread' by Professor Harvey Littlejohn Shown tho wrapper in which the poisoned shortbread was enclosed the witness said it was the same as was used in their ...
... generally believed bowevnr as the young man bad borruv a high character and was held in much esteem among bis Profownr Harvey Littlejohn was summoned arid the police tommunicated with Being two went to - There wero yesterday in the Glasgow hospitals and ...
... occurred He wa certainly surprised an-1 shocked when it was suggested that the accused had sent the poisoned shortbread Dr Harvey Littlejohn Edinburgh spoke of making an examination of pathological specimen in connection with th® postmortem of Miss M'Kerrow ...
... in Haddington Entry had been poisoned entrance to the house had to be forcjbly made but after investigation Professor Harvey Littlejohn found there was no truth in the rumour The Council of the Royal Scottish Arinri cultural Society at Edinburgh on Saturn ...
... examinations were concerned the reports of the ('rowu were probably correct in facts PROESSOR LITTLEJOHN I’rofrewnr Harvey Littlejohn Profcw-or of orensic Medicine in Edinburgh University wiid in reply to Mr Brown that along with Ir Berry and Dr M’Gillivray ...
... arrested three men all residing in Addiewell They were takou to the polico station aud ore still in custody Y’csterday Dr Harvey Littlejohn and Dr Young Calder accompanied by the Procurator-iscal from Edinburgh held a postmortem examination of the body of Blyth ...
... 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 ...