... were met by Captain (•bristie, the governor of the prison, in whose room there were assembled sir Henry Littlejohn, Harvey Littlejohn, Dr Charles Henry Fox, and the press repro-41010kt A tew minutes before the fatal I the proe,4in to Ilenlman's cell was ...

... also gave evidence, and two ciaistables spoke to Mr Napier having been pulled about with the trestle by the accused. Dr Harvey Littlejohn stated that complainer's Injuries were not serious. No witnesses were called for the defence. The Sheriff found the charge ...

... Workmen's ompensation Act were timary, and the great problem of ntiempl..- meat would also receive urgent attent' . Mr Harvey Littlejohn. M.A.. M.H.. has been appointed to the Chair of Forensic Medicine in the roiversity of Edinburgh. vacant he the retirement ...

... Beattie exclaimed. You've cut me, or You've stuck me. TRAIN LOSS OF BLOOD. Medical evidence was given by Professor Harvey Littlejohn. who spoke of waking • rt-mortem examination in company with Captain Leslie Rennet. He said deceased was • well built ...

... was afterwards interre! at West Hampstead. Edinburgh Royal Infirmary was represented at the Abbey service by Professor Harvey Littlejohn. A memorial service was held on Friday St Giles' Cathedral. Edinburgh. The serene was attended by a large number of the ...

... ng all efforts, she died on 26th July. The following day he made a poet! mortem examination along with Professor Harvey Littlejohn, and they certified that diath was due to blood-poisoning, the result of abortion. Crom-examined, Dr. Barbour said that ...

... the beauty and dignity of a chaste interior. Sir Harry Peat hay left London for Rannoch. The death is announced of Dr Harvey Littlejohn, the well-known Professor of Forensic Medicine at Edinburgh University._ The Piincess Royal who is in residence at Mu ...