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... named thirty of the leading medioal men Scotland, including Professor Sir J. Croom, Sir Alexander Simpson, Professor Harvey Littlejohn, Dr A. H. Freeland Barbour, Dr J. W. BaMantynei, and Dr A Maxwell Williamson, Edinburgh- ...
... Aberdeen, Lady Dunedin, Sir Alex. Christison, Sir George M'Crae, Professor W. P. Paterson, Professor Lodge, Professor Harvey Littlejohn, and Dr R. W. Philip. The Rev. Dr Norman Macleod presided, and he was assisted in the service by . the Rev. Dr Kelman ...
... attempted to commit suicide on Friday last throwing herself into the Union Canal at Gilmore Park. Accused pleaded guilty. Dr Harvey Littlejohn stated that the woman was quite sane. Her excuse had ben that she had gone to the rescue of some boys who had been fishing' ...
... 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. ...
... h labourer named John Bell was arrested in connection with the woman's death, but was recently liberated. Professor Harvey Littlejohn said that from the post-mortem examination, he considered the woman was dead before being placed in the sack. He was ...
... 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 ...
... and it is i| ave come to the conclu |klwSow. a lered his young-wife ''*k ie temper. ttn examination was held ' ...
... time, and wit. nesse* spoke to his peculiar temperament and his addiction to methylated spirits drinking. Professor Harvey Littlejohn. however. said there was nothing in the evidence to suggest that scented suffered even temporary insanity. The returned ...
... THE QUESTION OF THE WEAPON. lu that document Professor Harvey Littlejohn 'aid a 'hammer did not appear to him to be a weapon that the accused would take with him for the purpose of committing murder. It was too small and light. It might, however, have ...
... Edinburgh University Swimming Gala. A successtul swimming gala was held in Edinburgh last week, at which Professor Harvey Littlejohn presided. There were m--nliquu of interesi, i‘w‘l‘uvli-z tean races, plunging competitions. amd water polo Among those ...
... . ¦ ' No . 18 GEORGE STREET . VALUABLE ENGRAVINGS and PRINTS , including the property ol ¦ . THE LATE PROFESSOR HARVEY LITTLEJOHN , Catalogue and on View This Day ( Friday ) , from 10 till 5 . ¦ .,., . ' . , Tuesday ' . Tint , Cth Deccmbcr , _ qt ...
... the time, and witnesses spoke of his peculiar temperament and his addiction to methylated spirit drinking. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, however, said there was nothing in the evidence to suggest that the accused suffered from temporary insanity. The jury ...