Phillip Goldson of the National Independence Party won the seat of the Albert Division in 1965 and held it under the NIP, UDP and NABR until his retirement in 1998, whereupon Mark Espat defeated Tom Morrison and then Marilyn Williams in 2003.
Phillip Goldson (1923–2001), Belizean newspaper editor, activist and politician
Phillip Island | Phillip Schofield | Phillip Noyce | Arthur Phillip | Port Phillip | Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit | Phillip Island (Victoria) | Port Phillip District | Phillip R. Bennett | Phillip Phillips | Phillip Lopate | Phillip Adams | Phillip Steck | Phillip Parker King | Phillip Houghton | Phillip | I Love You Phillip Morris | Phillip Walker | Phillip Poole | Phillip Goldson | Phillip Frazer | Phillip Dutton | Phillip Doyce Hester | Phillip DeFreitas | Phillip Willis | Phillip Smiles | Phillip Lim | Phillip Ingram | Phillip Hodson | Phillip Fulmer |
One month earlier the colonial government dissolved the PUP-dominated Belize City Council for neglecting to place a portrait of King George VI in its chambers, and in October jailed PUP leaders Richardson and Phillip Goldson for an article in a local newspaper justifying revolution.