The United States of America, complainant, against Charles D. Millar, Edward P. Barrett, David S. Murden, Frederick P. Close, Ebenezer Bull, William C. Hull, George W. Burton, John J. Sinnott, Daniel C. Hickey, Frederick L. Stahl, Andrew Bridgeman, Charles H. Heinsohn, Alfred L. Wendover, Howard R. Washburn, Edward Carson, George A. Casey, George T. Bacon, Louis Goss, Charles McDonald, Albert J. Lobdell, John F. Jenkins, Hugh Herndon, George I. Ruscoe, George J. Werner, Fred Lavis, George Turner, Robert P. Smith, George K. Cox, Frank J. Lamb, Arthur E. Muth, Alfred E. Merz, Edward A. Forsyth, Frank Madden, William J. McGeory, Michael J. Nolan, William Dunn, Clarence Alexander, Benjamin Fitzgibbon, Frederick McGrath, and James M. Strang, constituting the Board of Supervisors of the county of Westchester, and said county of Westchester, defendantsCharles D. Millar, United States, United States. District Court (New York : Southern District) · First published 1917Open the Tome
A letter to the Rt. Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coxe, D.D., LLD. from James Hattrick Lee, Rochester, 1889James Hattrick Lee · First published 1889Open the Tome
A descriptive inventory of the several exquisite and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery, compriz'd in the schedule annexed to an Act of Parliament, made in the thirteenth year of the reign of ... George the Third; for enabling Mr. James Cox, ... Jeweller, to dispose of his museum by way of lotteryCox, James jeweler · First published 1774Open the Tome
