... form death than strangulation, and the struggle for life waa very great. was much greater an ...

... When asked if was guilty she 6aid: sir, I only drunk half of twouenoe worth. did not in' tend to commit suicide.—Dr Harvey Littlejohn said appeared to have been taking drink. ' which accused exclaimed, Oh,|l was not taking any drink. 1 * Asked bv the ...

... department should be set apart to deal with the examination of the air in the public buildings under their jurisdiction. Harvey Littlejohn said that in the course his practice he bad found it very difficult to convince people that cows required anv fresh air ...

... ICE CREAM REVELATIONS. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, medical officer of health for Sheffield, has presented to the Health Committee a report on the preparation and sale ice cream. The report states that nearly all tbe ice cream vendors in Sheffield are Italians ...

... Competition.—Mr Thomas Hutchison, jun., won the bugle horn at the archery competition the Meadows yesterday afternoon. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, M.A., MB., B.Sc, F.R.C.S.Ed., Lecturer on Forensic Medicine, Sheffield School of Medicine, has been appointed Lecturer ...

... Medical Officer of Health for Bolton, has been elected officer for Sheffield at a salary of £500 a year, in place of Harvey Littlejohn. Gould was at one time in charge of the Sheffield Fever Hospital. The Sanctions to pressure of clerical work connected ...

... effected the ground Park Place, which formerly belcuged to the Trustees for behoof of the Jewish Congregation, Edinburgh. Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, made application for recognition as a teacher whose courses of instruction Medical Jurisprudence and Public ...

... accused face downward* on cairn of stones, and kept him there until tho constable, whom he had outdistanced, came up. Dr Harvey Littlejohn 1 the complainer's injuries might have been much more serious indeed. James Anderson, a youth, corroborated his lather ...

... David Wallace. Henry Alexis Thomson, Kenneth M. Douglas. Harold J. Stiles. Alexander Mile* Arthur Logan Turner. Henry Harvey Littlejohn. William Guy. Charles W. MacGilij- Richard A. Berry. vray. Theodore Mhenhan. William A. Finlay. James Vsiren Patbrson ...

... 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. ...

... would been nearly lynched the mob which had gathered. wa3 removed to the Infirmary, where her injuries were dressed. Dr Harvey Littlejohn said the assault was a very nasty one indeed, and the dog had inflicted two severe wounds. Accused's explanation was ...

... prisoner was quite incapable giving instructions for his defence, and asked permission to call medical evidence. Dr Harvey Littlejohn then went into the witness-box, and reply to Cameron, stated that had examined the prisoner on four separate occasions ...