... that existed in the country. It created a most abominable smelt. He proposed to call several witnesses, including Dr Harvey Littlejohn and the Provost of Hi horn, to speak to the offence created by the manufacture of glue. He was prepared to show that ...

... called against both men, and Lord Kinross. Advocate-Depute, formally intimated that Reid was too ill to appear. Professor Harvey Littlejohn entered the witness box and read a certificate signed by himself and by Dr Cunningham. who the previous day examined ...

... Linlithgow, and on Monday afternoon they were made the subject of a postmortem examinat:on by Dr. Cross, Linlithgow, and Dr Harvey Littlejohn. Edinburgh. The bodies are judged to be those of boys aged about seven and ten respectively. ,A DRAMATIC INCIDENT. The ...

... the time of the murders he was insane and not responsible for his actions because he had a history of epilepsy However Harvey Littlejohn chief police surgeon said that when he examined Higgins in prison he found no traces of epilepsy Two other doctors concurred ...

... quiet lad. His brother. John M . Partlan. had his upper lip cut and his forebeed bruised on the night of the affray. Dr Harvey Littlejohn reported the result of the post-mortem examination on Myth's body. There was a gapiet wound about an inch and a half ...

... even with that he (Bailie Gordon) recommended, and the Conveners of the various ether committees agreed, to call in Dr Harvey Littlejohn to report and try to trios the cause of of tte epidemic. Dr Littlejohn r ported that there were suspicious c►rcumstances ...

... that was 'subsequently made of the bode by Dew Littlejohn and Aitken, and he exhibited to tiim the pocket knife. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, said he had considerable experience in criminal cases. On Monday, February last, he along with Dr Aitken ...