... Court, Edinburgh.—Perhaps the most important paper to the general public in the March number is that contributed by Dr Harvey Littlejohn on An Outbreak of Typhoid Fever due to Milk Infection, which occurred in Edinburgh in the autumn of last year. The ...

... Queen has approved the selection of tbe Very Rev. John Gott, D.D., Dean of Worcester, » succeed the Bishop of Truro. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, assistant medical officer of health for Edinburgh, has been appointed Medical Officer for Health for Sheffield. There ...

... the Political Committee of the Reform Club member in recognition of distinguished services to the Liberal cause. L>r Harvey Littlejohn, M.A., M. 8., B.Sc., ‘I’.R.C.S.Ed., Lecturer on Forensic Medicine, Sheffield School of Medicine, has been appointed Lecturer ...

... another neighbour, they went in, and found that she was dead. They informed the police, and Sir Henry Littlejohu and Dr Harvey Littlejohn, after making examination, ordered the removal the body to the Police Mortuary. The husband, who was in the house at ...

... at losing the valued services of Sir Henry Littlejphu Ins appointment to a Professorship. He has been succeeded by Dr Harvey Littlejohn. During the year ending 31st October 1897, 25 nurses were, on completion of their training, engaged from the Home by ...

... influence of occupation on health is one of the important questions seldom considered those immediately interested. Harvey Littlejohn, of Edinburgh, who has given the subject special study, has just laid before the Edinburgh Health Society valuable i ...

... were met by Captain (•bristie, the governor of the prison, in whose room there were assembled sir Henry Littlejohn, Harvey Littlejohn, Dr Charles Henry Fox, and the press repro-41010kt A tew minutes before the fatal I the proe,4in to Ilenlman's cell was ...

... Superintendent Lamb, the head of the detective department, proceeded to the scene, in company with couple officers. Dr Harvey Littlejohn was also communicated with, aud he, on seeing the appearance of the bodies, gave it as his opinion that the case was ...

... Traquair, Argyll Robertson, Robert Munro, PeeJ Ritchie, James Andrew, Stephenson, Macadam, P. H. M‘Laren, Catlier, Gulland, Harvey, Littlejohn, the Rev. Dr Councillor Gullaud, and Surgeon-Major Black. ...

... also gave evidence, and two ciaistables spoke to Mr Napier having been pulled about with the trestle by the accused. Dr Harvey Littlejohn stated that complainer's Injuries were not serious. No witnesses were called for the defence. The Sheriff found the charge ...

... the street and caught again by the accused. 1 Bat for the police the woman would have been mobbed by the crowd. I)r Harvey Littlejohn certified to the assault being a very nasty one indeed, and the dog had inflicted two severe wounds. pre! vious conviction ...

... enough t.O fall into bad company, there was a return of thermental aberration, and the thefts were committed. Dr Harvey Littlejohn said that while unable pronounce Wright actually insane there was certainly a mental weakness. The Fiscal pointed out ...