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Mavis Doriel Hay (1894–1979), also
known as M.
Doriel Hay, was a
British author of
detective fiction and of non-fiction
works on handicrafts. Hay was...
- Secretary,
Deputy Prime Minister and aide to
Margaret Thatcher. Born as
Cecilia Doriel Sprot (she
later changed her name to Celia) at her
family home, Riddell...
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Belsize Park tube
station is the
scene of the
eponymous homicide in
Mavis Doriel Hay's 1934
murder mystery novel Murder Underground. The
station also appears...
- been standing. On 23
October 2000,
Shahaf and
Doriel invited CBS 60
Minutes to film the reenactment.
Doriel told the correspondent, Bob Simon, that he believed...
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Oxford University, The Last Enchantments.
Death on the
Cherwell by
Mavis Doriel Hay
includes a St Simeon's College,
located approximately on the site of...
- to the east of
Trinity ****phone
College Death on the
Cherwell by
Mavis Doriel Hay. Women's
college based on St Hilda's, Hay's old
college Pitt College...
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three times, to
Gertrude Latchford, Mary
Georgina Gordon Anstruther and
Doriel M. Phillips.
Barry Butts In (1919)
Never Trouble Trouble (1931)
Master and...
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Cooley Core
Cotton Ayenna Davis Tim
Davis Bridget Dawkins Amy
Petersen Demps Doriel Demps Steve Dinkins Melody Doyle Robert Edwards Rodney Fair
Graydon Francis...
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Mavis Gray née
Beckett (b. 1944),
Australian field hockey player Mavis Doriel Hay (1894–1979),
British author Mavis Hee (b. 1974),
Singaporean singer...
- navy as vice-admiral in 1931. On 12
February 1914,
Dutton was
married to
Doriel Hay (c. 1889–1941), a
daughter of Sir John Hay, 9th
Baronet and Anne Milliken-Napier...
