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... been tolerated in these burghs. Dr William Duff, medical officer of health, Wiahow, said that he had accompanied Dr Harvey Littlejohn. medical officer of health. Edinburgh, and Dr Robertson, medical officer of health, Leith, on an insoection to Newmains ...
... address, but since than her move-. merits had not been ascertained. The of death will he the fabled of research by Dr. Harvey Littlejohn. Edinburgh. ...
... Yesterday the case lasted ail day till 6.45 p.m. The pursuers' proof included themselves. Dr Martyr), Airdrie, Professor Harvey Littlejohn. Mr Riddell, res- , taurateur, Coatbridge; while for defenders there were examined Drs White and O'Brien, Coatbridge: ...
... which was tired for the sale of newspapers and small wares. There were on the left breast of the woman. _ _ . Proirpsor Harvey Littlejohn was at once summoned, and exa.mination went to show that death had &treaty supervened, and that the cause was from turee ...
... to smoke but was prevented by the Police. The woman was removed in the antbul , woe, and after examination Professor Harvey Littlejohn found that abe had been dead for some time. She bad been stabbed several times in the breast with • pointed weapon of ...
... Second— That the stroke was not due to acciaent ana tney assessed damages at X1000 A postmortem examination was made by Dr Harvey Littlejohn on the body of the woman Boyle which was found on the Braid Hills on Sunday It is expected that the result will be known ...
... learning of the serious nature of affairs. Inspector Forbes, Dalleith, apprised the county authorities, and Professor Harvey Littlejohn and Mr R. W. Renton, the Procurator Fiscal for Mid Lothian, motored to Biidgend and made inquiries. Following upon i ...
... in Haddington Entry had been poisoned entrance to the house had to be forcjbly made but after investigation Professor Harvey Littlejohn found there was no truth in the rumour The Council of the Royal Scottish Arinri cultural Society at Edinburgh on Saturn ...
... is that of a young man between 25 and 30 years of age and of alxnit 5ft lOin in height Examination made by Professor Harvey Littlejohn to indicate that death was duo to natural caused A tragic discovery was made by a Perth scavenger yesterday morning On ...
... examinations were concerned the reports of the ('rowu were probably correct in facts PROESSOR LITTLEJOHN I’rofrewnr Harvey Littlejohn Profcw-or of orensic Medicine in Edinburgh University wiid in reply to Mr Brown that along with Ir Berry and Dr M’Gillivray ...
... relief in reepect to the two boys The accused promised to pay 2s a towards their maintenance after he had been working Dr Harvey Littlejohn Edinburgh read his report of date 9th June 1911 on tho post-mortem examination of the two boys This wa to the effect ...
... baby. offir. roin e . house and called in a ...