... they had a good report about that ; they-» d the milk (• • eslod . and found it was better than andard . They got Dr Harvey Littlejohn along itii their own medical men to eo > ain ; no the hospital ffd aa they rould auirgcst- DO other course , it was sought ...

... the table whore he w *f. ,H' 0 running kick the child, which ca««ci . it vorult. and nccesaitatinf 'r* ud Inlirraarv. Harvey Littlejohn said j,-,, in the since, and hr.d P«e it * tt M and found it better. Sheriff Benders^' possible not to sad the rcijson ...

... Mr Eenton , Froenriltor-Fiscal , accompanied b y Dr Harvey Littiojohn . dro-re to West Ca'der . At iho mortuary , Dr Harvey Littlejohn . along with Dr Younar , made a post-mortem examination of the body of Biyth , and it was authoritatively sta . ted that ...

... county officials in Edinburgh were acquainted with the affair, and Mr Renum, the procurator-fiscal, accompanied by Dr Harvey Littlejohn, drove out West Calder. A post-mortem examination the body of Blyth wa3 made, and it was stated that this showed wound ...

... assaulting her five-year-old boy by striking him several times on the head, breaking an abcess, end kicking him. Dr Harvey Littlejohn informed his laonour that the child had been badly hurt by the assault. Its body was mass disease, attention whatever ...

... Hay Stewsrt , W . S . ; Dr C . Michie Smith , Mr Reginald Carter , Mr Kobcrtson Christie , advocate ; Dr Eider . Dr Harvey Littlejohn ,-Captain M'Hardy , R . A . ; Mr William Mndlay , advocate ; Mr J . Sang , W . S . ; Mr J . M'Lennan , advocate ; Dr-J ...

... Richmond Street, returned home from his work and found his wife lying on the floor with the child underneath her. I>r Harvey Littlejohn was once summoned, but was too late to do anything for the child, which was by this time quite dead. The constable on ...

... Committee who were present were Bailie Mallinson, Councillors Cullen, Macpherson, Carmichael, and Councillor Hunter. Dr Harvey Littlejohn was also present. The convener, Bailie Lang Todd, was unable to be present, much to his regret, and were several members ...

... to the taking ofdruga . The jury would have but little difficulty in s&ying that death was due to misadventure . . Dr Harvey Littlejohn . of Edinburgh , identified the body as that of his brother , who , generally speaking , enjoyed good . health . Witnea ...

... that Easton had said that he would like to dash his head against the walls, and that he had lived beyond his time. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who also examined Easton in October, 1900, spoke of his great mental depression and melancholia.. It was true that sometimes ...

... authorities formed the opinion thai-he was certifiable for detention . After elamination , he was BO certified , by Dr Harvey Littlejohn on 12 ih October , and by Dr Dowdcn . on 18 th October ; and on 20 th . Ortober'the necessary warrant for his detention ...

... EDXNBUBGS UNITEBsirr . —The King has been pleased , on the r& » commeixdation of the Secretary for Scotland , to appoint Mr Harvey Littlejohn , M . A ., M . B ., B . Sc ., Lecturer on Forensic Medicine , Surgeons' Hall , Edinburgh , to the Chair of Forensic Medicine ...