... Dundas after Dugan was taken on. had *>pi'te the boy hat accor.pt. The boy. other hand, often his breakfast with Hattle. Harvey Littlejohn reports on po*ft mortem examination made cn tho body of the deceased Saturday, November. The deceased was a well-developed ...

... Edinburgh; Miss Grant, late matron Duke Street Prison, Glasgow. The witnesses examined were Drs Affleck. James Ritchie. Harvey Littlejohn. and Hunter, Edinburgh, and Mi James Xicol!, Greenock. The secretary of the committee is Mr Henderson, 48 India Street ...

... ined—If he had been asked in the would have said that the weapon was likely be heavier than that produoed Professor Harvey Littlejohn said that he thought impossible that the auger, which was short and light, could have inflicted the injuries. He h«d ...

... till the police arrived. On the way to the police station O'Neil sang songs. A medical report was submitted Professor Harvey Littlejohn, who said that he examined O'Neil on the 23d March. His mind was confused, and, answer to simple questions, he rambled ...

... dubiety of relatives, including the man himself. the course of Saturday the theory was shattered entirely, for Professor Harvey Littlejohn's examination had proved that the dead woman had never been a mother. The Fife .miner's wife had. The police were able ...

... deceased's photo, but could not say that it was a picture of the woman he saw with Bell. HEAD WHEN PLACED IN SACK. Professor Harvey Littlejohn submitted bis result the post mortem examination of the body, which, he said, was completelv enclosed a, coal sack. On ...

... deceased's photo, but could not say that was a picture of the woman he saw with Bell. BEBULT OP POST-MOBTEM. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, who made a post-mortem examination of the body, said lie was of opinion that the corpse had been in the shaft for a ...

... chin and neck. A plea of insanity in bar of trial was tendered, and in support of the plea evidence was led. Professor Harvey Littlejohn said bad examined Love, and found him willing to converse. Love suffered under delusions with regard to domestic) affaire ...

... would the same if anything came between them. In consequence of her fear she remained in the house on her Sunday out. Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, and Dr Johnstone, Melrose Asylum, had examined t.iio prisoner, and could not certify that he was insane. ...

... the same if anything came betwsen them. In consequencs of her fear she remained in the house on her Sunday out. Dr» Harvey Littlejohn, Ndinburgh, and Dr Johnstone, Melrose Asylum, had examined the prisoner, avd could not certify that he was insane. A ...

... of coincidence. THE POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION. An examination was made of the remains, it is understood, by Professor Harvey Littlejohn, the city casualty surgeon. The result of suoh an examination, and the finding based upon it, are sent to Mr Renton, ...

... footprint clue of the less; value. The post-mortem examination the body of the woman was made yesterday afternoon Professor Harvey Littlejohn. POLICE ACTIVE. It is understood that the police authorities of Dunfermline were yesterday in communication with the ...