... three was selected—vis,, Dr W. J, Brock, C.Sc., Ac., Thurso; Surgeon-Major Roe, F.R.C S.E. and M.B.L, London; and Dr Harvey Littlejohn, D.Sc., F.R C. 8.8., Edinburgh. Thereafter the meeting unanimously appointed Dr Brock to the post, the duties to commeuce ...

... even with that he (Bailie Gordon) recommended, and the Conveners of the various ether committees agreed, to call in Dr Harvey Littlejohn to report and try to trios the cause of of tte epidemic. Dr Littlejohn r ported that there were suspicious c►rcumstances ...

... POST MORTEM EXAMINATION. Monday forenoon Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, and Aitken, medical officer of health for the burgh, conducted post-mortem examination of the body of the ’unfortunate man. Tlie result the examinat tended to show that the blow ...

... appearance of fibres could bo seen on the knife at the time it was shown tho medical men? A.—They were still there. Sir Harvey Littlejohn read the report of the post mortem examination of the deceased’s body. Tho report was as follows:—“ We hereby certify ...

... that was 'subsequently made of the bode by Dew Littlejohn and Aitken, and he exhibited to tiim the pocket knife. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, said he had considerable experience in criminal cases. On Monday, February last, he along with Dr Aitken ...

... vicinity West Calder. end early in the dny Mr Renton, Procurator-Fiscal, accompanied by Dr Harvey Littlejohn, drove West Oaldcr. At the mortuary, Dr Harvey Littlejohn, along with Dr Young, mad© post-mortem examination of the body of Blyth, and it was aut ...

... quiet lad. His brother. John M . Partlan. had his upper lip cut and his forebeed bruised on the night of the affray. Dr Harvey Littlejohn reported the result of the post-mortem examination on Myth's body. There was a gapiet wound about an inch and a half ...

... of drink. The place had been searched for knife, but none had been found. John P. Campbell, M. 8., 0h.8., Addiewell; Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh; and Dr Wm. Young, West Calder, gave evidence. The latter two made a post-mortem examination of body, from ...

... that existed in the country. It created a most abominable smelt. He proposed to call several witnesses, including Dr Harvey Littlejohn and the Provost of Hi horn, to speak to the offence created by the manufacture of glue. He was prepared to show that ...

... City Courts always leant towards leniency. Speaking on behalf of the Public Prosecutor, the Chief Constable, Profmor Harvey Littlejohn, himself and other officials, Mr Weston, Clerk of the Court. said he desired to endorse and be associated with all that ...

... attempt to smoke, but was prevented police. The woman was removed in the ambulance, and after examination Professor Harvey Littlejohn found that bad been dead for some time. She had been stabbed several time® in the breast with a pointed weapon about ...

... the police. The man was then, according his own ve:«ion, on the way to Cowdenbeath. During tin* afternoon Professor Harvey Littlejohn, the police surgeon, conducted a poet - mortem examination of tin* body. __________________ ACCIDENTS IN MINES AND QUARRIES ...