Results for “Mississippi. Supreme Court.”

In the Supreme Court U. S.

John Bacon

1855

James S. Douglass, et. al., plaintiffs in error, versus James M. Reynolds, et. al

James S. Douglas

1831

Inherently unequal

Lawrence Goldstone

2012

Mississippi appellate practice

Luther T. Munford

1995

Crime on time?

William Harold Porter

1989

Mississippi Criminal law and procedure

Earle L. Wingo

1951

Southern reporter. Second series.

1941

Argument for the state in the mandamus cases of Robert Leachman vs. Henry Musgrove, auditor and Henry Musgrove, auditor, vs. Robert Leachman, in the Supreme Court of the State of Mississippi on writ of error and cross writ of error to the Circuit Court of the First District of Hinds County

J. S. Morris

In the Supreme Court of the United States

John Bacon

1855

Speech of Hon. James Phelan, of Mississippi, on the judiciary bill

Phelan, James

1860

Herbert W. Eustace of Boston and David B. Ogden of Brookline, both in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and Lamont Rowlands of Picayune in the state of Mississippi, as they are trustees under a deed of trust dated January 25, 1898, wherein Mary Baker G. Eddy is the donor, plaintiffs, Adam H. Dickey, James A. Neal, Edward A. Merritt of said Brookline and William R. Rathvon of said Boston, as they are trustees under a deed of trust dated September 1, 1892, wherein Mary Baker G. Eddy is donor and a declaration of trust supplementary thereto and in amendment thereof, dated March 19, 1903 and as they are also directors of the first church of Christ, scientist in Boston, Massachusetts and John V. Dittemore and Annie M. Knott, both of said Boston, each claiming to hold the position and office of trustee abd director in association with the other defendants

Herbert Willoughby Eustace

1920

Argument of Matt. H. Carpenter in the Supreme Court of the United States, March 3 and 4, 1868, in the matter of ex parte Wm. H. McCardle, appellant

Matthew H. Carpenter

1868

Creek Nation East Of The Mississippi Petitioner

Hugh Rozelle

2011

Southern reporter

1887

Between Herbert W. Eustace of Boston, and David B. Ogden of Brookline, both in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and Lamont Rowlands of Picayune in the state of Mississippi, as they are trustees under a deed of trust dated January 25, 1898, wherein Mary Baker G. Eddy is the donor, plaintiffs, and Adam H. Dickey, James A. Neal, Edward A. Merritt of said Brookline, and William R. Rathvon of said Boston, as they are trustees under a deed of trust dated September 1, 1892, wherein Mary Baker G. Eddy is donor, and a declaration of trust supplementary thereto and in amendment thereof, dated March 19, 1903, and as they are also directors of the first Church of Christ, scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, and John V. Dittemore and Annie M. Knott, both of said Boston, each claiming to hold the position and office of trustee and director in association with the other defendants, defendants

Herbert Willoughby Eustace

1920

In thr [sic] Supreme court of United States. Moultrie, et al. versus state of Georgia, et al

Moultrie, Alexander [et al.] vs. Georgia [et al

1798

Jefferson Davis and repudiation

Robert James Walker

1863

Restrictions on Negro voting in Mississippi history : appendix to the brief of the American Civil Liberties Union, Amicus Curiae

1964

John Bacon and al., comp'ts and app'ts, vs. William Robertson and al

John Bacon

1855

[Bill providing for life-size marble statue of Senator Edward Dickinson.]

United States. Congress. Joint Committee on the Library

1873