Sir George Phillippo (1833 – 16 February 1914) was Chief Justice of Hong Kong in the late 19th century.

Phillippo was born in Spanish Town, St Catherine's, Jamaica in 1833, the son of Rev.

He did not practise law in England at that time, but returned to Jamaica, where he married Mary Clark, the daughter of Rev.

In 1862 George was called to the Jamaican Bar and, although he did practise law in Jamaica, within a few years he began an illustrious career with the British government and took up appointments in many parts of the world.

Some highlights of his career: He retired from Colonial Service as Chief Justice of Hong Kong on 5 October 1888.