... C. Hurtzig, London, £180; Mr G. Midgley Taylor, London, £177 9s Id; Mr R. M. ('ameron. architect, Edinburgh, 15s; Dr Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, £91 12s; Mr J. R. Stcvejison, solicitor, Dunfermline, £75; Janies Currie Macbeth, solicitor, Dunfermline ...

... deceased was so long identified; Sir George Anderson. rs•r Unwind and Lady Dr I'layfair. and Dr NC(lillivray. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, in the unavoidable ,slisence of Princitsal Sir .‘lfre.l Ewing. represented Edinburgh Cisiversity. t large body of the ...

... h labourer named John Bell was arrested in connection with the woman’s death, but was recently liberated. Professor Harvey Littlejohn said from post-mortem examination be considered the woman was dead before being placed in the sack. He was unable to ...

... The Master Witness. Professor Harvey Littlejohn succeeded his father, the late Sir Hcnry Littlejohn, 21, years ago, as. Professor of 'Forensic Medicine, and he also succeeded to the office of Police.; surgeon t 9 the city. He had many a sharp encounter ...

... OBITUARY. NOTABLE POLICE SURGEON AT EDINBURGH The death occurred at Edinburgh night of Harvey Littlejohn, Prefessor Forensic Medicine and Chief Police Surgeon of Edinburgh. Dr Littlejohn succeeded his father, the famous Sir Henry Littlejohn, for many ...

... they saw that there ger, had made for their available exit the then. | not have a single life. Diep Paincess Professor Harvey Littlejohn said he e seeding the bodies. and. in his opinion, al! the had died of suffocation, and had not had deaths. is that Ebenezer ...

... laudanum. The Prosecutor stated that the woman had since the date charged been under treatment in.the Infirmary. Professor Harvey Littlejohn said it was the old story of drink. Her husband and her sons were in regular employment, and there was a child of only ...

... Musseihurgh itihouix'r named Bell was arrested connection with the woman’s death, hut was reeent'y lilierated. Professor Harvey Littlejohn said that, from the post-mortem examination, he considered the woman was deatl before being placed in the sack, lie was ...

... brothers and another workman, all residing in Addiewell. They were taken to the police station at Addiewell. On Sunday 1)r. Harvey Littlejohn and Dr. Young, West Calder, accompanied by the Procurator-Fincal from Edinburgh, held a poet-mortem examination of the ...

... expired shortly after medical assistance had been obtained. Her chest was crushed in, the breast-bone being fractured. Dr. Harvey Littlejohn certified that Brown was iniane, and he was remitted to pe dealt with under the Lonacy T.aw. Brown became very violent ...

... February 16, every member of the audience that evening will be given a silver match-box. The King has appointed Mr. Harvey Littlejohn, M.A., lecturer on forensic medicine at Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh, to the chair of forensic medicine in Edinburgh University ...

... appointment to a judicial office of Sir Christopher N. Johnston, K.C., Principal Sir Alfred Ewing presided. Professor Harvey Littlejohn, Edinburgh, proposed Sir William Watson Cheyne, professor of Clinical Surgery, King's College, London. Sir William, he ...