... and Mayen House. The re, amateurs sustained their part very creditably. For cut de flowers and pot plants Mr Peter Harvey, Littlejohn Street, was as usual the most successful competitor. 'et- For potatoes Messrs George Brander, Wlliam, Downie, James ...

... back ,f the head and knotteI at the 5 throat. The cause of death was strangulation by a lihzture round the neck. Dr Harvey Littlejohn and Dr Joseph Bell corro- e borated. Janet, Anderoon, wife of John Anierson, I-igi a Street, 'rescoap:ons, deponed that ...

... nourishing diet, changing the lightlCs cell COD o the hospital ward and the narrow pnsol ' , for the asylum lawn. Dr Harvey Littlejohn d gives details of an Edinburgh typhoid fever n outbreak due to milk infection. Dr isacfasrl ,, continues his interesting ...

... e- Aiun, II1 Mar iJa via Liverpoli .. Mar 24 ZI Mar -- 6t ielona- .via Seithliaipton . Mar 27 M1 Apr 65 Dr Harvey Littlejohn, M.A., M.B., B.So., F.R.C.S.Ed., Lecturer on Forensic Medicine, Nielffield 6chool of Medicin., blin been appointed Lentiurer ...

... PeriU(al..«.via Soutbampleii .Mar Mar - • D« via Liverpoo. Mar Mar - - £>t Helena..via Seuthainoten Mar Apr 5 Dr Harvey Littlejohn, M.A., M.8., B.Sc., F.H.C.S.Ed., Lecturer on Forensic Medicine, {Sheffield School Medicine, lias been appointed Lei'lurtir ...

... the play. grounds, so as to make them more generall5 serviceable than they are to the children of tce ratepayera. Dr Harvey Littlejohn, M.A., M.B., B.c F.P.C.S.Ed., Lecturer on Forensic 'led:r Sheffield School of 'Medicine, has been apponted Lecturer on ...

... £4O) to be competed for next winter session. The offer was accepted with thanks to the donor. The recognition of Drs Harvey Littlejohn and W. G. Aitchison Robertson as teachers, whose courses of instruction in medical jurisprudence and public health qualify ...

... sister), the Mi~ses R. and D. Little. john (sisters of the bridegreom), Miss Madge Aipley, and- iss Dorothy Wright. Mr Harvey Littlejohn supported his brother as best man. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MR OSMOND TEARLE'S VISIT. The distinguished tragedian, Mr Osmond ...

... (her sister), the Misses R. and D. Little jobn (sisters of the bridegroom). Miss Madge Ripley, and Miss Dorothy Wright. Harvey Littlejohn supported his brother best man. HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE. MR OSMOND TEA RLE'S VISIT. The distinguished tragedian, Mr Osmond ...

... totrse Super Lamb, the head cf the cL.octive department. proceeded to the scene.in company with couple of officers. Dr Harvey Littlejohn was also communicated with, and he. on seeing the appearance of the bodies, gave it his opinion that the case was one ...

... tragedy, ana in Superintendent Lamb, the head the deftrtment, proceeded the scene,in company with couple officers., Dr Harvey Littlejohn was communicated with, and he, on seeing the the bodies, gave as his opinion ; that the case was one of murder and suicide ...

... taken away that she use knife,” and that she “ wadna. hairm ’im, and that she liked the very grand he walked on.” Dr Harvey Littlejohn’s evidence was the effect that death was due hemorrhage, the result of a wound penetrating the chest to the right ventricle ...