Rockingham's

Lord Rockingham's XI (though I only counted VII) performing their 1958 hit (OK maybe not) Fried Onions.

Does it Smell Like Fried Onions in Here? baikinange 2010

Lord Rockingham's XI (though I only counted VII) performing their 1958 hit (OK maybe not) Fried Onions.

Archive 2010-02-01 mrdantefontana 2010

It was financially wise to move Rockingham's second race to California where there will be 150,000 asses in the seats instead of the paltry 70,000 asses that will be planted in Rockingham this weekend.

All we need is Blog? Ed 2004

It was financially wise to move Rockingham's second race to California where there will be 150,000 asses in the seats instead of the paltry 70,000 asses that will be planted in Rockingham this weekend.

Archive 2004-02-01 Ed 2004

Inside Rockingham's inner circle, those whose grief and pain is most personal climbed back inside their cocoons of defiance on Saturday and effectively resumed their lives.

CNN Transcript - Sunday Morning News: Racing World Moves on After Earnhardt's Death - February 25, 2001 2001

Yet it was scarcely a tenth of the size of the marquess of Rockingham's country house, Wentworth Woodhouse, which was longer than two football fields.

This Land Is Our Land Wood, Gordon S. 1983

House of Commons and his disastrous refusal of Rockingham's invitation to join his Government, though they were agreed on most of the important questions of the day, including that of American taxation and the repeal of the Stamp Act; and Pitt, who then (August 1766) became Lord Chatham, was commissioned to form a new government in which, to Yorke's mortification, he offered the Lord Chancellorship to Camden.

Charles Philip Yorke, Fourth Earl of Hardwicke, Vice-Admiral R.N. — a Memoir Lady Biddulph of Ledbury

Charles dined yesterday, I believe, at Lord Rockingham's; I saw him about five in great hurry, and agitation.

George Selwyn: His Letters and His Life Helen [Editor] Clergue

Lord Rockingham's Ministry, and First Lord of the Treasury on the death of Rockingham.

George Selwyn: His Letters and His Life Helen [Editor] Clergue

Ministers descanted powerfully on the great question at issue, -- using similar arguments to those which had been employed in the commons, and in the end the Marquess of Rockingham's amendment was rejected by a majority of sixty-nine to twenty-nine, while the original address was carried by seventy-six to thirty-three, including proxies.

The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. From George III. to Victoria Edward Farr