Francis O. J. Smith

Born 1806-01-01

Died 1876-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF3920218
WikidataQ1441675
ISNI0000000080834566
Open LibraryOL646858A

Top Subjects

United States (6)
Trials, litigation (5)
Francis O. J. Smith (1806-1876) (5)
Maine (4)
Massachusetts (3)
Forms (Law) -- Maine (2)
Courts-martial and courts of inquiry -- Maine (2)

Books by Francis O. J. Smith

Total count: 20

A dissertation on the nature and effects of lottery systemsand principles of public policy relating to them; dedicated to the Governor and Legislature of Maine

Arthur Shirley, printer1827-01-01
Reports of decisions in the circuit court martialof questions arising on trials had in said courts.

Printed by Todd and Holden1831-01-01
Mr. Smith's review of the "Letter of Leonard Jarvis, to his constituents of the Hancock and Washington district, in Maine."

1835-01-01
A letter relating to the administration and present condition of the Post Office Department of the United States under the Hon. William T. Barry, Postmaster General

I. Berry and Co.1835-01-01
Letters from Mr. Smith, member of Congress from Mainein vindication of his vote against the Sub-Treasury bill

[s.n.]1837-01-01
A letter on the proposed policy and measures of the national administration relative to currency and commerceaddressed to the electors of Cumberland Congressional District, in Maine ... 1838

Printed by Gales and Seaton1838-01-01
In equityFrancis O.J. Smith versus Hugh Downing, et als., before the Hon. Levi Woodbury, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, U.S. and the Hon. Peleg Sprague, Judge of U.S. for District of Massachusetts.

John W. Crist, Printer1850-01-01
Argument of B.R. Curtis, Esq., of Bostonin the case of Francis O.J. Smith, complain't, vs. Hugh Downing and als., respon'ts, in the Circuit Court of the U.S., Massachusetts District, Hon. Levi Woodbury, judge, presiding, for an infringement of the letters patent of Samuel F.B. Morse, for the electro magnetic telegraph, June 25 and 26, 1850

F.W. Nichols & Co., printers1850-01-01
Samuel F.B. Morse and Alfred Vail against Francis O.J. Smithaffidavit of Amos Kendall on part of plaintiff, E. Fitch Smith of counsel

William C. Bryant, printers1852-01-01
The uniform record of all political parties in Maine down to 1856 in opposition to human slavery.Speech of Hon. Francis O.J. Smith, to the Republican State Convention, holden in Portland July 8, 1856.

1856-01-01
W'm. P. Benson, complainant in equity, vs. Francis O.J. Smithrespondent's argument

s.n.1856-01-01
Arguments of Rufus Choate, Henry W. Paine and Francis O.J. Smith on the removal of Judge Davis

[s.n.]1856-01-01
Argument of Francis O.J. Smith, before Hon. Peleg Sprague ... N.G. Upham ... George S. Hillard ... referees upon the claim preferred by him against Prof. Samuel F.B. Morse, and heard on the 14th, 15th, and 17th of September, 1860, at the court room of the United States Circuit Court, in the City of Boston ...

I. Berry and Son, printers1860-01-01
Speech of Hon. Francis O.J. Smith, of Westbrook, in House of Representatives, February 18th, 19th and 20th, 1863on the "Emancipation resolves," reported from the Committee on Federal Relations, the question being on the substitution of the resolves offered by himself

[s.n.]1863-01-01
The opening and closing arguments of Hon. Thomas M. Hayes and Hon. Francis O.J. Smith, before the Superior Court of Suffolk County, Mass., Mr. Justice Putnam, presiding, February 26th, 27th, and 28th, 1866, on a motion for a new trial, in the case of the state vs. Smithexposing the conspiracy of D.H. Craig, the private prosecutor and the corruptions and perjuries of his witnesses

Press of Brown Thurston & Co.1866-01-01
Commonwealth of Massachusetts vs. Francis O.J. Smith, on an indictment procured by the conspiracy and perjuries of D.H. Craig and his witnesses, male and female

Monitor Print. Co.1867-01-01
Commonwealth vs. F.O.J. Smith

[s.n.]1867-01-01
Francis O.J. Smith, against Ezra Cornellbefore Judge L. Birdseye, referee : plaintiff's argument on the law and facts of the case and reply to the argument of the defendant's counsel, E.W. Chester, Esq., July, 1871. J.J. Speed, another defendant, was defaulted and has since died

[s.n.]1871-01-01
Reports of decisions in the circuit courts martialof questions arising on trials had in said courts.

Dennis1946-01-01
Argument ... before referees, September 1860, upon claim preferred [for certain moneys]