... DAMAGING But the most damaging evidence came from Professor Harvey Littlejohn and Professor John Glaister. Their examination of the body, and experiments in pistol-shooting convinced them that if the shot had been fired at close range, there would have ...

... fifty-five Two professors of forensic medicine which re sulte d in Mr s. M errett ' s minutes. Their ver- Professor Harvey Littlejohn and death was homicidal, suicidal or diet, by a majority, Professor John Olaister—had already accidental. was Not Proven ...

... was years age at the time of bis appointment and held the Chair for nine years. He was succeeded his son. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, under whom I was privileged to study. Though not possessing the same striking personality as his father be also was ...

... third-year student. The date is approximately indicated by her reference to the then Dean of the Faculty, Professor Harvey Littlejohn, who held that office from 1908 to 1919, and the exact year would be one during or very soon after the war of 1914-18 ...

... have been if the pistol had been discharged close to the head in suicidal attempt. A medico-legal expert. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, declared the idea of suicide was inconceivable, but under pressure from skilled crossexamination, qualified his statements ...

... Palestine, and France, and was mentioned in dispatches and awarded the M.C From 1919-21 he was assistant to Professor Harvey Littlejohn in the Degartment of Forensic Medicine at Edinburgh University, Yeaving to join the Colonial Medical Service. After four ...

... Soknowledged his debt to his col- library has its fair share of earlieT ypirteenth-century Bible. It stands league, Harvey Littlejohn, for the English versions, from Tyndale’s rather over a foot in height and is pains he had taken in verifying this New ...

... ease of murder. I suggested he should A fortnight after the shooting--on April 1, 1926 Mrs. Merrett died. Professor Harvey Littlejohn. a pathologist. was called in and decided that it could have been accident or suicide. The suicide theory was accepted ...

... important statements to the hospital staff. Mrs. Herren died a fortnight atter the shooting, on April 1. 11126. On April 5, Harvey Littlejohn performed k post-mortem examination. In his report he stated that there was a wound in the right ear which had been caused ...

... November bazaar his early New Zealand and his student days at Edinburgh University where after graduating became assistant Harvey Littlejohn Professor of Forensic Medicine Sir Sydney went to Egypt during World War I and staved thre as Principal Medico-Legal ...

... he became Professor of Forensic Medicine, a post which be held until he retired in 1906, to be succeeded by his son Harvey Littlejohn. Sir Henry, knighted in 1895, was thus three score years and ten plus one when he assumed his profg‘ssogshxx. Professor ...

... IN EGYPT He acted as assistant to the late Professor Harvey Littlejohn for two years, and then returned to New Zealand in 1915. He joined the New Zealand Medical Cor&t a territorial unit, and held the rank of major. In 1917, on the application of the ...