Philip King: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 12:53, 17 September 2005

Latest revision as of 12:10, 23 September 2024

(51 intermediate revisions by 40 users not shown)

Line 1:

A'''Phil''', number'''Phillip''' of important people have gone by the name ofor '''Philip King''' may refer to:

{{TOCright}}

==Artists==

* [[Philip King (playwright)]] (1904–1979), English actor, author of ''See How They Run''

* [[Phillip King (sculptor)]] (1934–2021), British Royal Academy of Arts president

* [[Philip King (musician)]] founder(born of1952), Irish folkharmonica groupplayer, [[Scullionfilmmaker (group)|Scullion]]and broadcaster

* [[Phil King (musician)]] (born 1960), English bass guitarist

==Clergymen==

* [[Philip Gidley King]] (1758-1808), [[Governor of New South Wales]] 1800-1806

* [[Philip ParkerKing King(priest)]] (1793-18561603–1667), sonEnglish ofacademic Phillipand Gidley King,Anglican explorerchurchman

* [[Philip King (historian)]] (1925–2019), American Roman Catholic priest and academic

* [[Philip King (author)]] is the author of the [[farce]] ''[[See How They Run]]'' ([[1945 in literature|1945]]).

* [[Phil King]], former bass guitar player for [[Lush]].

==Explorers==

* [[Philip King (musician)]] founder of Irish folk group [[Scullion (group)|Scullion]]

* [[Phillip Parker King]] (1791–1856), Australian maritime explorer and surveyor

* [[Philip King (sculptor)]] (born 1934), [[sculptor]] and past president of the [[Royal Academy]]

* [[Philip Burke King]] (teacher1903–1987)]], from [[Birmingham]]American speaksgeologist nineand languagesmapmaker

{{disambig}}

==Monarchs==

* [[Philippe of Belgium]] (born 1960), King of Belgium

* [[Felipe VI]] (born 1968), King of Spain

==Politicians==

* [[Philip Gidley King]] (1758–1808), British colonial administrator

* [[Phillip Parker King]] (1791–1856), son of above, Naval officer and Australian politician

* [[Philip King (Australian politician)]] (1817–1904), named Philip Gidley King after his grandfather above

* [[Phil King (Texas politician)]] (born 1956), American jurist and legislator

==Sportsmen==

* [[Philip King (American football)]] (1872–1938), quarterback, coach and lawyer

* [[Phil King (cricketer)]] (1915–1970), English right-handed batter

* [[Phil King (American football)]] (1936–1973), American running back

* [[Phil King (footballer)]] (born 1967), English defender and BBC commentator

* [[Phillip King (tennis)]] (born 1981), Taiwan-born American player and Hong Kong coach

{{hndis|name=King, Philip}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:King, Philip}}