That would be the Albatross (to be honest, I knew the aircraft, and could picture it in my mind, but not it's name, had to Google that one). You could say the Comet too, being the forefather of the Albatross.
As for the Hurricane. Well, there was the Hawker Hart, which was designed as a day bomber (essentially, a light bomber/fighter bomber). During the trials it performed better than expected against the fighters, to the extent that a Hart Fighter was introduced, then many many other variation, some of which performed during WWII. One main variant was the Fury, which entered service in the mid/late 30's. However, before the Fury had even entered service, Hawkers were designing the Fury Monoplane, and the earliest incarnations of the Hurricane were indeed called the Fury Monoplane. Before entering service (and before trials I believe), it was renamed. Mk.1 Hurricanes were fabric covered, later ones were metal. Many Hurricanes were lost on one-way missions, as they were catapulted off ships, but then could not be saved, leaving the pilot to ditch them. Hurricanes were used everywhere, and, the later Sea Hurricanes, on carriers too. Their wide track, ability to absorb punishment, and ease of repair meant they were ideal for rough jungle stations. Towards the end of the war, they sort of reverted back to the Hart's role, by being used as 'Hurribombers'