John Jane Smith Wharton

John Jane Smith Wharton, 1816 or 1817-1867

Biographical Details

• First name: John Jane Smith
• Last name: Wharton
• Birth date: 1816 or 1817
• Death date: 1867
• Creations: Language material, Text
• Roles: Author
• Other details: John Jane Smith
• Permalink: https://biography.lawi.org.uk/john-jane-smith-wharton/ (Stable identifier)

Other names of John Jane Smith Wharton

• Smith Wharton, John Jane
• Wharton, J. J. S.
• Wharton, John Jane Smith

Publishers related with John Jane Smith Wharton, 1816 or 1817-1867

People related with John Jane Smith Wharton

• Anderson, Charles Henry (1838-1889, [from old catalog])
• Hopper, Edward
• Horniman, Ivan (1893-1963)
• Lely, J. M. (1839-1907)
• Lely, John Mounteney
• Lely, John Mounteney (1839-1907)
• Oppé, A.S.
• Oppé, Albert Sanvil [from old catalog]
• Sweet & Maxwell
• Will, John Shiress (1840-1910)
• Wurtzburg, Edward Albert (1850-1921)

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Publications by John Jane Smith Wharton

• Wharton’s Law lexicon: forming an epitome of the laws of England under statute and case law, and containing explanations of technical terms and phrases, ancient, modern, and commercial: with selected titles from the civil, Scots, and Indian law.
• Wharton’s Law-lexicon: forming an epitome of the law of England as existing in statute law and decided cases, and containing full explanations of technical terms and phrases both ancient, modern, and commercial: with selected titles from the Civil, Scots, and Indian law.
• Wharton’s Law-lexicon: forming an epitome of the law of England, and containing full explanations of technical terms and phrases, both ancient and modern and commercial: with selected titles from the civil, Scots, and Indian law.
• The law lexicon, or, Dictionary of jurisprudence: explaining all the technical words and phrases employed in the several departments of English law, including also the various legal terms used in commercial transactions, together with an explanatory as well as literal translation of the Latin maxims contained in the writings of the ancient and modern commentators
• Law lexicon, or, Dictionary of jurisprudence: explaining the technical words and phrases employed in the several departments of English law, including the various legal terms used in commercial transactions, together with an explanatory as well as literal translation of the Latin maxims contained in the writings of the ancient and modern commentators
• Wharton’s law lexikon …