Hervey

And she said, yeah, hi Doug, this is Win Hervey of "Fresh Prince."

Down On The 'Boardwalk' With Terence Winter 2010

And she said, yeah, hi Doug, this is Win Hervey of "Fresh Prince."

Down On The 'Boardwalk' With Terence Winter 2010

And she said, yeah, hi Doug, this is Win Hervey of "Fresh Prince."

Down On The 'Boardwalk' With Terence Winter 2010

And she said, yeah, hi Doug, this is Win Hervey of "Fresh Prince."

Down On The 'Boardwalk' With Terence Winter 2010

I rang some childcare centres and could get both kids into a handy one on the way into Maryborough for three days a week, and baby girl into a not so handy one in Hervey Bay on the other two days (when boyson is at a Hervey Bay kindy already).

Thank you cyber friends.. editormum 2007

At last, when it had been settled that all the Herveys were odd, but that this match of Clarence's was the oddest of all the odd things that any of the family had done for many generations, Mrs Delacour calmly said, 'Are you sure, Lady Boucher, that Mr Hervey is married?'

Belinda 1801

The noble lady has bargained to make over to her confidante all her interest in Hervey's heart.

Belinda 1801

'O, you can walk now – but remember you are on slippery ground: remember Clarence Hervey is not a marrying man, and you are not a married woman.'

Belinda 1801

Apropos, Belinda, did not you tell me Clarence Hervey is coming to town?

Belinda 1801

'Oh, as a common acquaintance, no doubt – but we'll pass over all those pretty speeches: I was going to say that this "mistress in the wood" can be of no consequence to your happiness, because, whatever that fool Sir Philip may think, Clarence Hervey is not a man to go and marry a girl who has been his mistress for half a dozen years.

Belinda 1801