Authentic Report of the Speech of ... Mr. Phillips ... at Roscommon Assizes ... on a Trial for Seduction, Connaghton V. DillonCharles Phillips · First published 2020Open the Tome
John M. Phillips, claimant, appellant, v. John A. Johnson, libellant, appelleeJohn A. Johnson, John M. Phillips, F. Dodge, United States. Circuit Court (Massachusetts) · First published 1886Open the Tome
Schooner Alfred Brabrook, no. 2563, John M. Phillips, claimant, appellant, v. J.A. Johnson, libellant, appelleeJohn M. Phillips, John A. Johnson, United States. Circuit Court (Massachusetts) · First published 1886Open the Tome
A correct and authentic speech of C. Phillips, esq. barrister, delivered December 12th, 1816, before Lord Norbury, and a special jury, in Ireland, in the case of Creighton v. Townsend, for seductionCharles Phillips · First published 1817Open the Tome
A Letter from Charles Phillips, Esq. to the editor of the Edinburgh Review, in defence of his speech in Guthrie v. Sterne, for adulteryCharles Phillips · First published 1816 · Latest edition 1817Open the Tome
The humorous speech of Chas. Phillips, Esq. in Blake v. Wilkins, on behalf of the defendant, a widow of sixty-five, for breach of promise of marriage to the plaintiff, a naval lieutenant, of thirtyCharles Phillips · First published 1817Open the Tome
The speech (verbatim) of C. Phillips, Esq. in Browne v. Blake, for adultery, before Lord Norbury and a special jury, at Galway, on Wednesday, 9th July, 1817Martin Joseph Blake, Phillips, Charles, Mark Browne · First published 1817Open the Tome
The eloquent speech of Charles Phillips, Esq. at Galway, in the case of O'Mullan v. M'Korkill, embracing amongst other topics, education, the liberty of the press, and toleration with a correct copy of the Celebrated Toast "to the memory of King William."Charles Phillips · First published 1816Open the Tome
The Trustees of Phillips Academy, a corporation established by law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetss, plaintiff, v. Andrew J. Waterman, the Attorney-General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, et. al. ; Egbert C. Smyth v. Visitors of Theological Institution in Phillips Academy : petition of Trustees of Phillips Academy for leave to become partiesPhillips Academy. TrusteesOpen the Tome