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Times Jumbo Crossword no. 822

dofray | 19:38 Sun 28th Jun 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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50a The steady and continuous native way that Chesterton wrote. (3,7,7,4) I have looked up all the books that Chesterton wrote but I can find anything that will fit in The three letter word must be THE but as far as anythiing else is concerned I dont know. I have some letters but cant make anything out of them. Thanks if anyone can help me.
Also 30a Exclusive workers mislay five hundred shillings during strike(6,4). Have no letters at all int his one. Thanks again if you can help

Songs containing a girls name in the title

Sun Tel 28/06/09

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Claud.Butler

The English country road?

glasman

30a Closed shop

Lie-in King

50a The Rolling English Road (poem)
30a Closed shop - 'lose D (500) s(hillings)' (in) 'chop'

Claud.Butler

Twenty five?
Five hundred shillings would be �25 in old money. Ican't see how it might fit other than that...

dofray

Question Author

dont think it is the The English Country Road, would mean that my 45 d and 40 d were wrong and I am pretty shrue they are correct. - ATOLL and TOWNSHIP. or are they wrong?

Claud.Butler

Lie-in-King has given the correct answer, The rolling English road.

Lie-in King

As above...

Your 'Atoll' & 'Township' are both right...

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