© National Portrait Gallery, London
Sir Richard Fortescue Phillimore
by Walter Stoneman
bromide print, 1933
6 5/8 in. x 4 3/8 in. (169 mm x 112 mm) image size
Commissioned, 1933
NPG x169963
Sitter

• Sir Richard Fortescue Phillimore (1864-1940), Admiral. Sitter in 5 portraits.

• Walter Stoneman (1876-1958), Photographer. Artist associated with 18527 portraits, Sitter in 8 portraits.

• National Photographic Record

• Sir Richard Fortescue Phillimore (1864-1940), Admiral. Sitter in 5 portraits.

• Walter Stoneman (1876-1958), Photographer. Artist associated with 18527 portraits, Sitter in 8 portraits.

• National Photographic Record: prints by Walter Stoneman, 1910-19

Ramsgate Beach, Sydney, Australia
http://www.fortoptom.com.au/

Fortescue Optometrists originally opened in the summer of 1979-80, adjacent to our current much larger premises. Over the years we have grown to now include 3 Optometrists, 3 Optical Dispensers and another 5 support staff.
Our Optometrists:
RAY FORTESCUE

• Qualifications:
• Bachelor of Optometry (Honours), Uni of NSW, 1978
• Fellow, Contact lens Society of Australia

• Professional Associations:
• Member, Optometrists Association Australia
• Member, Contact Lens Society of Australia
• Member, Australian Optometric Panel
• Member, Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists
• Member, Orthokeratology Society of Australia

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DESCRIPTION :
MAHONIA MEDIA LIONEL FORTESQUE

MAHONIA MEDIA LIONEL FORTESQUE: Upright clusters of fragrant lemon yellow flowers throughout March.

There aren't many people left who took apprenticeships, but Burnham born Roger trained as a signwriter and moved took Cookham in 1972 when he set up Fine Signs next to Pinder Hall.
It looks so tiny from the front, but appearances are deceiving and the work shop is really quite large turning out all sorts of commercial signs, logos, stainless steel or glass and of course the local event boards and big banners that hang across the High Street.
In the old days everything was hand painted including the sides of cars or pub signs, but nowadays computer technology makes the design work a lot easier.
Roger's four children grew up going to Cookham Rise and Holy Trinity schools and after work he's a walker who enjoys a 5 mile hike to get up an appetite for a bite at Gandhis or the Peking Inn. "To me the Cookham magic is in my friends and the wonderful social activities".
painted 10th May

Contact: John Miles Organisation, Tel: 01275 854675 / 856770, Fax: 01275 810186 Cadbury Camp Lane, Clapton in Gordano, Bristol, BS20 7SB

PHILOSOPHY
The club's coaching philosophy is derived from our founding welsh professional coach, Ieuan Gruffydd. The coaching philosophy for the club is firmly based in player development through teaching all soccer skills, quality coaching and appropriate competition. Every team, starting at under-9 thru U-19, has a professional coach that trains the team at least once per week. Skill development is key to player success. We heavily emphasize technique and skills, especially at the young ages. We are the only club that provides, as part of the player fee, skills practices for all ages every night of the week and goalkeeper training. We encourage our player to take advantage of this opportunity. We have a very experienced coaching staff in United, both from the coaching license and coaching experience points of view.
PROFESSIONAL COACHING STAFF:
John Madding, 505-   -        , Girls Director of Coaching, Coach and Player Development
Sage Moore, 505-797-7229, Boys Director of Coaching, Coach and Player Development
Mike Stone, 505-296-5289, Coach and Player Development
Nicolle Highfill, 505-823-2912,Player Development
Mark Sutcliffe, 505-298-9488,Player Development
David Peters, 505-830-0307,Player Development
Carol Leyendecker, 505-821-9679, Player Development
Walt Witkowski,  505-271-1691, Player Development
Jeff Doll, 505-821-5549, Player Developement
Roger Shrouf, 505-821-0765, Player Development
Mark Burke, 505-899-2276, Player Development
Tim Thackaberry, 505-898-9519, Player Development
David Beer, 898-6175, Player Development
Sheri Jackson,. 299-3252, Player Development
Brian Slusser 505-2427032, Young Dragons Director, Head Coach & Player Development
Richard Fortescue, 505-836-3246, Player Development

RHONDA FORTESCUE
8/9 Coleridge Court
Nerang QLD 4211
Phone (07) 5578 4435
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Area (07) 3878 8700
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Notes
ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS

Production Credits
1999-00 All Saints (TV)
1999-00 Home & Away (TV)
1999 Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (US) (TV (Asst))
1999 Green Sails (US) (TV (Pay/Man)
1998 Feeling Sexy (F)
1997 I Am The Earth (D)
1996 Joey (F (Asst))
1996 Love In Ambush (F (Asst))
1995 The Thorn Birds - The Missing Years (US) (TV (Asst))
1995 Under The Lighthouse Dancing (F (Asst) )

MURDER ON THE CAMPUS

* Leading Role: Charles Starrett, Diane Clare, Ronald Fortescue
* Director: Michael Winner
* Genre: Horror
* Rating: NR
* Region Code: Region 1: US, CA

Movie Description:

A killer is loose on a college campus in this chilling British murder mystery. When a reporter, Robertson Hare (Ronald Fortescue), learns that his academic brother has committed suicide, he travels to the Cambridge campus to investigate. Enlisting the help of Mary Johnson (Diane Clare) a professor's daughter whose father is missing and suspected dead, the two slowly unearth clues which indicate that the death was made to look like a suicide. Things grow truly chilling, however, when Hare and Johnson get caught in a lethal game of cat and mouse with the killer. MURDER ON THE CAMPUS showcases Michael Winner's transformation from pulp B-movie director to blockbuster action filmmaker. The quick cuts, the story build-up and release, and the loveable victim, are all present here. When viewing DEATH WISH and comparing, MURDER ON THE CAMPUS is a clear harbinger of Michael Winner's soon-to-emerge fame.
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Description A madman is killing students with poison gas in this forgotten horror film.