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... injuries The opinion of Professor Harvey Littlejohn that the hammer produced was not likely to he the weapon used which caused the injuries, although the Crown. it is averted, had consulted Professor Harvey Littlejohn on that very matter. It is alleged ...
... 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 ...
... ADMINISTRATION OF A OLABOOV HOSPITAL The. Local Govomnient Board have appointed Professor Hqnry Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh University a Commissioner inquire and report regarding the administration of RuchiEl Hospital, Glasgow. The professor will arrive ...
... Parliamentary reprecentation vacant through the appointment to judicial office Sir Christopher N. Johnston. K.C.. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, proposed Sir William Watson Cheyne, Professor Chemical Surgery. King’s College, London. Sir William, ho saich ...
... pri was insane the time, and witnesses spoke his peculiar temperament and his addiction met hv led drinking. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, however, said there nothing in the evidence suggest that accused suffered even from temporary insanity. The jury returned ...
... fractured. detained the Cottage Hospital. DEATH OF EMINENT SCOTS SURGEON. The death has occurred at Edinburgh of Dr. Harvey Littlejohn, Professor Forensic Medicine and Chief Police Surgeon Littlejohn succeeded his father, the famous Sir Henry Littlejohn ...
... the assistant resident physicians Rashill Hospital, Glasgow, tho Local Government Board have appointed Professor Henry Harvey Littlejohn. Edinburgh University, commissioner to report into tho administration of that institution, which in alleged be understaffed ...
... named Francis Demes. aged 6. throwing him down the stair of an underground lavatory at Tollcross. Edinburgh. Profe*or Harvey Littlejohn, in a report, said 0 Neill spoke in rambling manner about Ireland, Glasgow, and Edinburgh. He said bat heard shots, and ...
... aver hia head down the stairs. On being taken to the police station he sang and muttered the missile way. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, who bad !VlMined the prisoner co different dates, said that prisoner was insane March 23, and was at present of unsound ...
... told constable that ;t was for him to doing something when he saw his brother with his arms ami legs cot off. Professor Harvey Littlejohn was the opinion that while the prisoner sane now. he was at .the time thje, occurrence insane. further thought the man ...
... this formality. It appeared, however, that the delay had been caused through an examination of accused by Professor Harvey Littlejohn, who was desirous of ascertaining whether the prisoner was in fit state to understand the charge against him. After ...
... the base of 1 the skull, and hi.s judgment the injuries I could have been caused blow upon the I eye Jrom fist. , Dr. Harvey Littlejohn, of Edinburgh who also examined Dr. MacEtvan, said was surprised tf> find how few remains there were of the .After further ...