1. Crush the spirit (6) * * O * C * 2. Bribes bounders to reform (8) * * B * R * E * 3. Chairman of North Sea Organisation (8) S * * * A * O * 4. A life of anxiety followed with hesitation (6) * * * *...
1. Crush the spirit (6) * * O * * * 2. Bribes bounders to reform (8) * * * * R * E * 3. Stays to give personal support (6) * * * * * T 4. A life of anxiety followed with hesitation (6) * * * * * R 5....
1. Nobleman use most of the brandy and wine (9) * * * * * A * E * 2. A form of duty, going to mass in ancient sanctuary (6) * * Y * U * (ASYLUM)? 3. Falcon used to catch fish (6) * * N * L * 4. Modern...
1. Wreck aground despite exercising caution (2,5) O * / G * A * D 2. Well up wit inflation (5) S * E * * 3. Tom's first beer account (4) T * * * 4. A solar-powered cycle ? (4) * E * R Thanks in...
1. If there's a man around, he's from the U.S.A. (4) * R * C 2. Masterful man I don't have to replace (8) * * * * * * N * 3. Conditional statement ? (8) * * * * * * i * Thanks in advance...
1. Where you might go in America if you have time (12) P * * * * * * * * * * * 2. It doesn't become a grown-up (12) * * * * * * S * * * * 3. A craft school for youngsters (8,4) * * * i * * * * / * H *...
1. Record-holders (7) * * E * * * * 2. Eve's vicar is upset when the order's changed (4,5) * * C * / * * * * * 3. Servile as East Europeans? (7) S * * * i * * 4. Break away from the craft (5,5) * * *...
1. Foreigners who produce ill-feeling, we hear (6) * A * * * S 2. Commonplace restriction on a number (5) * A * A * 3. Wood to throw outside for cutting (8) S * * * H * N * Thanks in advance...
1. Hard-hearted guy backed magistrate (5) E * H * * 2. Character part in "The Caretaker" (3) E * A 3. In port, go revelling (6) R * O * * * 4. Change for the worse, always with appeal...
1. Food put in the meadows for the birds (10) * * * * D * * * * * 2. Uncivil and it may be drunk, but it's enjoyed by the fit (4,6) R * D * / H * * * * * 3. Wastes time; a case for improvement (9) * *...
