- Whitley, in the
grounds of his home
Primley House. It was
opened to the
public on a
number of occasions,
originally as
Primley Zoological Gardens, and closed...
- the
Primley Estate in Paignton, Devon. His
breeding expertise won him many prizes,
including for cattle, and his blue-coated greyhound,
Primley Sceptre...
- on the
south and
Harrogate Road on the east) is the
Primley Park area.
Where Sandmoor and
Primley Park join is
Sandmoor Court, a
block of flats. The southwest...
-
Primley Sceptre was a
greyhound **** who was the
first winner of 'Best in Show' at
Crufts in 1928.
Primley Sceptre was
owned by
eccentric zoo
owner Herbert...
- Sons & Company); Cleveland, Ohio (W. J.
White & Sons);
Chicago (J. P.
Primley); Louisville,
Kentucky (Kis-Me Gum Company); and
Toronto (S. T. Britten...
-
Primley House is a
large estate house in Paignton, Devon.
Built in the 18th
century by the
Belfield family, it sta**** in
family hands until the early...
-
Vegetatively propagated pale violet-blue
flowered cultivars:
Marina 'Dema' '
Primley Blue' 'Maria's Blue Eyes' (dark violet-blue flowered)
Malva vein clearing...
- of Best in Show at
Crufts was breeder/owner Mr. H. Whitley's
Greyhound Primley Sceptre.
Greyhounds have won the
award three times in total, the most recent...
- John
Belfield (21
December 1669 – 1751), of
Primley Hill, Paignton, and Exeter, Devon, was a
British lawyer and Tory
politician who sat in the
House of...
-
early March. In 1928, the very
first winner of Best in Show at
Crufts was
Primley Sceptre, a greyhound. As a multi-national state, the UK has no
single national...
