... emit: :it ice considered the case worthy of itivestiiation. and a post-mortem examination was made on Saturday by Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who, however, came to the conclusion that death was due to natural causes. BlELustris. In connection with the Portobello ...

... sinking. and died in a few minutes. Death was (weed by injuries to the cheat, the breast bone having been broken. Dr Harvey Littlejohn was also called in, but he a triable to do more than certify that death had occurred. ...

... the plea in bar of trial—that the prisoner was insane and unfit to plead, and evidence was led in suppan. of this. Dr Harvey Littlejohn stated that he had examined Brown on four occasbus, the last being that morning. Accused was insane and quite incapable ...

... CAUSE OF DEATH UNKNOWN. Medical evidence was then given by Professor Harvey Littlejohn, who conducted a post-mortem examination of the body on the 17th September. As a result of that examination witness drew up a report, in which be stated that the body ...

... the oirciamstenos& THE CASE After further evidence had been heard, the case continued ill' llondly. when Profew , or Harvey Littlejohn gave evidence to the effect that carbon monoxide was a poison which, after being inhaled, remained a long time in the ...

... Impry, and during the afternoon Major Mackenzie, adjutant of the corps. the Ray. Dr Kelman, chaplain. and Professor Harvey Littlejohn, Dean of the Medical Faculty were present. GLENCORSE. SCOTS CASUALTIES. The following casua:tiee in the Royal Scot.; ...