United States. District Court (Massachusetts)

Books by United States. District Court (Massachusetts)

Total count: 35

• Judge Davis's decreeMassachusetts District, Special District Court, May 31st, 1809 : Peter H. Natterstrom, adm. of John Taylor, deceased, vs. Ship Hazard, William Smith, late master : James and Thomas H. Perkins, owners of said ship, respondents : Selfridge for the libellant, Prescott and Jackson for the respondents.

  s.n.1809-01-01
• United States, by H.A.S. Dearborn, collector, vs. Two hundred chests of tea, Thomas H. Smith, claimant.

  Ballard & Wright1820-01-01
• Before the Hon. John Davis, United States by information, versus 114 pieces and 2 cases broadcloths, James Bottomly, Jr., claimant

  [s.n.]1839-01-01
• Rules and forms in bankruptcy in the the District of Massachusetts

  1841-01-01
• Forms in chancery, admiralty, and at common lawadapted to the practice of the federal and state courts ...

  C. C. Little and J. Brown1842-01-01
• Rules and formsbankruptcy in the Distric Court of the United States, District of Massachusetts, January 28, 1942

  Clap & Son's Press1842-01-01
• Rules and forms in bankruptcy in the District of Massachusetts containing twenty-eight additional rules and forms, togeather with the Bankrupt Act, and the names of the commissioners of bankruptcy in Massachusetts2nd Ed.

  Charles C. Little and James Brown.1842-01-01
• Report of the trial in the case of William V. Many vs. George W. Sizer et alfor the infringement of a patent for a railroad car wheel, commonly known as the wolf wheel : before Judge Sprague and a jury, at Boston, in the Circuit Court of the United States, for the Massachusetts District, January, 1849

  C.C.P. Moody1849-01-01
• Decisions of Hon. Peleg Spraguein admiralty and maritime causes, in the District Court of the United States for the District of Massachusetts, 1841-[1864]

  T. & J.W. Johnson & Co.1861-01-01
• What is treason?a charge, addressed by Peleg Sprague, judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, to the grand jury, at the March term, A.D., 1863

  Printed by C.W. Swasey for the Union League1863-01-01
• Steamer Bat and cargo in prizeevidence in preparatorio and evidence showing what vessels are entitled to share in the prize

  Alfred Mudge & Son, Printers1865-01-01
• The United States of America, by information, vs. two hundred and seventy-eight barrels of distilled spiritsJoseph A. Boyden, John H. Harrington, claimants

  A. Mudge & Son1868-01-01
• W.B. Lawrence, in equity, vs. R.H. Dava, Jr., et alsbrief for complainant

  [s.n.]1870-01-01
• The opinion of Judge Lowell, in the case of the steamer "Blackstone" in collision with the schooner "S.H. Woodbury"

  T.W. Ripley & co.1871-01-01
• Emile Laffitte, libelant, v. East Boston Dry Dock Company

  [s.n.]1885-01-01
• James Ritchie v. Schooner "St. Johns," John G. Brooks et al., v. Steamship "Fern Holme"brief on behalf of Schooner "St. Johns."

  [s.n.]1887-01-01
• A.S. Lewis et al., libellants, v. William H. Trant, claimant

  [s.n.]1892-01-01
• List of bankrupts in the district of MassachusettsCompiled under the direction of the clerk of the U.S. District Court, Mass. district. From Aug. 1, 1898, to July 31, 1905 (nos. 1 to 10476, law of 1898), giving status of each case at the last date

  Hooper, Lewis1905-01-01
• Coastwise Transportation Company, libellant, vs. Steamship Eddaon taxation of costs on mandate : opinion

  [s.n.]1910-01-01
• Record in District court ... District court of the United States, District of Massachusetts, in equity. No. 301The United States of America vs. United shoe machinery company, of New Jersey, and others ...

  1911-01-01
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