Notes Critical And Practical On the book of Judges Designed As a General Help

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Challenge, in 1196, to Rich- ard I. ("of the lion heart"), King of England-. Philip pro- posed that each should select five champions to fight in lists, for trial of all matters of controversy between them. Richard accepted the offer, on condition that either king might be of the number. To this Philip objected. The quarrel dates from 1191, when both kings were engaged in the Crusade ; they took the city of Acre, when Philip returned home in anger. Open war was declared between the two kingdoms... in the year 1194.
PHILLIPS, Captain, and SHEPPARD. Both were officers in the British service in India, and were in garrison at Bombay. The two gentlemen quarrelled about a very trivial matter, and, after weeks of correspondence, agreed upon terms of a duel. They fought at night, by the light of a lantern held by a Hack servant, and without seconds. Phillips was killed on the spot. Sheppard was tried, and convicted of manslaughter. Phillips* was the offender, one witness stating that he " thought " he had heard him speak lightly of Sheppard, on some occasion or other.

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