Shapley

The New York Times' Catherine Rampell recounts Shapley's work from way back (at least for me) in the 1950s.

Allied to the preceding hypothesis is Shapley's nebular hypothesis.

Presently the car turned into the gravelled drive, and Hugh found himself at Shapley.

Until six o'clock he waited, when, in blank despair, he mounted beside Mead again and drove back to Shapley Manor.

On his return to Shapley he found Louise and Mrs. Bond sitting together in the charming, old-world drawing-room.

If the police suspect that Henfrey is at Shapley, then they'll visit the place and have a decided haul.