Phillips, Charles
Died 1859-01-01
Identifiers
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- WikidataQ5081637
- ISNI0000000063143659
- Open LibraryOL1452207A
Top Subjects
- Ireland (9)
- Trials (Adultery) (4)
- Dublin (3)
- Sterne, William Peter Baker Dunstanville (3)
- Guthrie, John (3)
- Trials (Adultery) -- Ireland (3)
- Biography (3)
Books by Phillips, Charles
Total count: 52
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Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq.delivered at the bar, and on various public occasions in Ireland and England : to which is added a letter to George IVs.n.1800-01-01
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A tribute to the memory of the late General Washington, President of the United States of AmericaPublished by W. Button and Son1810-01-01
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The consolations of Erinan eulogy2d ed.Printed for J.J. Stockdale1811-01-01
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The emerald islea poemStockdale1812-01-01
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The speech of Mr. Phillips, as delivered by him in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, in the case of Guthrie versus Sterne, for adulterywith some introductory remarksPrinted for, and published by, J. Asperne1816-01-01
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The most eloquent speech... of Mr. Phillips in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, in the case of Guthrie v. Sterne for adultery....Hone's 16th genuine ed.for W. Hone1816-01-01
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The speech delivered December 12, 1816 in Creighton v. Townsend, for seduction3rd ed.W. Hone1816-01-01
The Emerald isleJames Maxwell, printer1816-01-01-
The eloquent speech of Charles Phillips, Esq. at Galway, in the case of O'Mullan v M'Korkillembracing, 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".Hone's correct and complete ed.Printed for W. Hone1816-01-01
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Speech of Counsellor Phillipsdelivered at a public dinner in the George Inn, Liverpool, Thursday, Oct., 31, 1836Printed for John Robertson, by William Blair1816-01-01
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The most eloquent speech, at length, of Mr. Phillips, in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, in the case of Guthrie v. Sterne, for adultery.16th ed. / with the author's last corrections.W. Hone1816-01-01
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The speeches and compositions of Charles Phillips.2nd ed.C. H. Cowdroys1816-01-01
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The speech of Mr. Phillips, as delivered by him in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublinin the case of Guthrie versus Sterne, for adulteryJ. Asperne1816-01-01
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The speech of Charles Phillips, Esq. delivered at the Roscommon Assizes, in the case of Connaghton v. Dillon, for seductionPrinted for John Robertson1816-01-01
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The eloquent speech on the dethronement of Napoleon, the state of Ireland, the dangers of England, and the necessity of immediate Parliamentary reform7th ed.Printed for W. Hone1816-01-01
A garland for the grave of Richard Brinsley Sheridan.Printed for N. Hailes, Museum, Piccadilly.1816-01-01-
A speech at Roscommon Midsummer Assizes, 1816, in Connaghton v. Dillon, for seductionW. Hone1816-01-01
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A letter from Charles Phillips, Esq., to the editor of the Edinburgh Review, in defence of his speech in Guthrie v. Sterne, for adulteryto which is prefixed, the critique, verbatim on Mr. Phillips's speech from the Edinburgh Review, No. L., with a preface6th ed., enlarged.Printed for W. Hone1816-01-01
The most eloquent speech, at length, of Mr. Phillips, in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, in the case of Guthrie v. Sterne, for adulterywith the author's last corrections : not a single word omitted6th genuine ed.Printed for W. Hone, 55, Fleet Street, ...1816-01-01
The speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq., delivered at the bar and on various public occasions in Ireland and EnglandKirk & Mercein1817-01-01-
AdulteryPublished by George Hebert, 36, Poultry1817-01-01
The lament of the Emerald Isle3rd ed.Printed for William Hone1817-01-01-
Seduction!!!the eloquent speech of Mr. Phillips ... in the case of Creighton v. Townsend for seduction.(2nd ed.).Johnston1817-01-01
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A letter from Charles Phillips to the editor of the Edinburgh reviewin defence of his speech in Guthrie v. Sterne, for adultery : to which is added the critique, verbatim, on Mr. Phillips's speech, from the Edinburgh review, no. L.7th ed., enl.W. Hone1817-01-01
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Hone's genuine edition of Counsellor Phillips's eloquent speech for the plaintiff, in Browne v. Blake, for adulteryon Wednesday, the 9th of July, 1817 ; with the Address to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, drawn by Mr. Phillips.Printed by and for W. Hone1817-01-01
Counsellor Philipps's [sic] correct speeches in the following causes of crim. con. Guthrie v. Sterne, Creighton v. Townsend, Black v. Widow Wilkins, Brown v. BlakeR. Conolly1817-01-01-
Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq., the Irish barristerto which is added, The emerald isle, a poem : with an appendix, comprising a criticism by the Edinburg reviewers, and Mr. Phillips' rejoinderPrinted by James Kennedy1817-01-01
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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, 1817George Hebert1817-01-01
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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 thirty.Printed for William Hone1817-01-01
The speeches of Charles Phillips, esq., delivered at the bar, and on various public occasions in Ireland and England4th American ed.Schaeffer & Maund, printers, Baltimore1818-01-01-
Recollections of Curran and some of his contemporariesC. Wiley & Co.1818-01-01
Recollections of Curran and some of his cotemporaries.T. Hookham, jun.; [etc., etc.]1818-01-01-
Two addresses ... to the electors of the county of Sligo at the general election.Fairburn1818-01-01
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The speech of C. Phillips Esq. as delivered at the seventh anniversary of the City of London AuxiliaryBible Society, held at the Egyptian Hall, Mansion House, on Thursday, 4th of November, 1819.Published by George Hebert1819-01-01
Specimens of Irish eloquencenow first arranged and collected, with biographical notices, and a preface.W. Reynolds [etc.]1819-01-01-
Guthrie versus SterneThe eloquent speech, at length, of C. Phillips, esq. in the court of common pleas, Dublin, in the case of Guthrie v. Sterne, for adulteryPublished by George Hebert, 88, Cheapside.1819-01-01
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Fairburn's edition of the speech of Charles Phillips, Esq. (the celebrated orator,) at the seventh anniversary of the City of London Auxiliary Bible Society, held in the Egyptian Hall, Mansion House, on Thursday, November 4th, 1819.Printed and published by John Fairburn1819-01-01
The speeches of Charles Phillipsesp., delivered at the bar, and on various public occasions, in Ireland and England.4th American ed.Printed and published by Hawe & Thomson.1820-01-01-
The Queen's case stated.18th ed.printed for William Hone1820-01-01
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Specimens of Irish eloquencePrinted and published by William Grattan1820-01-01
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The speeches of Charles Phillips, esquiredelivered at the bar and on various occasions, in Ireland and England.G.M. Davison1820-01-01
Recollections of Curran, and some of his contemporariesSecond edition.Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's-Hall-Court, Ludgate-Street1822-01-01
The speeches of Charles Phillips, esq., delivered at the bar, and on various public occasions in Ireland and England.2d ed.W. Simpkin and R. Marshall; [etc., etc.]1822-01-01-
Irish eloquencethe speeches of the celebrated Irish orators: Phillips, Curran and Grattan, to which is added the powerful appeal of Robert Emmett, at the close of his trial for high treason1834-01-01
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Curran and his contemporaries.William Blackwood1850-01-01
Curran and his contemporaries4th edition.W. Blackwood and Sons1851-01-01-
Curran and his contemporariesHarper & Brothers1851-01-01
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Napoleon the ThirdRichard Bentley1854-01-01
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Vacation thoughts on capital punishmentsR. Folthorp1856-01-01
Vacation thoughts on capital punishments4th ed. enl.James Ridgway1858-01-01
The cream of lifeR. Bentley1863-01-01-
Speech to General D'Evereux and Regiments under his Commandprevious to their Embarkation at Dublin to join the Spanish Patriots in South America