| picks different teams and transfers one's loyalties | 51 |
| i complain when the girl returns | 32 |
| women who are busy at playtime | 30 |
| alight on gold carriage | 23 |
| sounds like a kind of square meal | 33 |
| the singing shop assistant! | 27 |
| resent a vital number of choices getting mixed up | 49 |
| the spanish and the french ending is spritely | 45 |
| excel in open-air celebration! | 30 |
| you need to be fitter to install this | 37 |
| makes a statement when the papers interrupt the divorcees | 57 |
| has destroyed mineral deposit on the land | 41 |
| observation about scholastic assessment | 39 |
| the actor could make a great din | 32 |
| the cup match is an even contest | 32 |
| mouthpiece | 10 |
| it is linked with a sort of gang | 32 |
| profits made in london, for instance | 36 |
| misdemeanour of a receiver | 26 |
| disturbance in court, perhaps | 29 |
| the length an association will go to? | 37 |
| having poor taste | 17 |
| unusual terrain for a coach | 27 |
| not a cutting look! | 19 |
| he may live for weeks on water | 30 |
| excel or finish with such sports | 32 |
| an ordeal for the patient? | 26 |
| female russian artisan, perhaps | 31 |
| the sort of critic who strikes? | 31 |
| beached and abandoned | 21 |
| ride past | 9 |
| their families are their pride | 30 |
| he has main control | 19 |
| a smack on the wrist | 20 |
| mollified five hundred with sausage mash! | 41 |
| hit-or-miss affair indicating a wrongful conviction? | 52 |
| weak, and liable to get the wind-up? | 36 |
| wild geese? it's just a yarn! | 29 |
| what the bride says afterwards won't be in church! | 50 |
| anyone in it is out | 19 |
| shape of a seat | 15 |
| game to set kilts swirling? | 27 |
| blessed heartless lady after laugh | 34 |
| ruin cellar's top brandy | 24 |
| wiggling a leg gets one supple | 30 |
| alma mater is traditional | 25 |
| eternal sin, playing old game | 29 |
| vera confused - stacking outside is most common | 47 |
| frank had nuts distributed - that's easily solved | 49 |
| luxury vehicle left? one moment | 31 |
| instrument reversing an objection | 33 |
| clumsy bodyguard delivered | 26 |
| cheaply sell what's left | 24 |
| mine volunteers some bread | 26 |
| daft auntie, terribly besotted | 30 |
| harold joins fellow admiral in hold | 35 |
| a long time to get silver bearings | 34 |
| glass ready for old receiver | 28 |
| cat left to face one working | 28 |
| the old relative follows a river to high point | 46 |
| bird also to join seedy club to scratch a living | 48 |
| challenged wicked reckless person | 33 |
| art form involving a rope | 25 |
| eager to run off and consent | 28 |
| contract storage area in type of property | 41 |
| italian tony turned french, say | 31 |
| fix mast with friend by rear - a collector's item | 49 |
| elevator illuminated with loud interior | 39 |
| accommodation - a role stolen by the spanish | 44 |
| greet a shower of ice | 21 |
| fortune made by a driver, possibly | 34 |
| gave a straight decision? | 25 |
| they may be powder or cream | 27 |
| aside given to an actor to speak? | 33 |
| played by a musician who's inexperienced? | 41 |
| freezing with nothing on top | 28 |
| raise the roof about student coming bottom | 42 |
| spots or moles | 14 |
| a sect forming a social group | 29 |
| the last of the wine | 20 |
| leading cook holds one | 22 |
| credit is tied up, we're told | 29 |
| management course | 17 |
| last drink cheers | 17 |
| refuse to acknowledge down is out | 33 |
| force of soldiers on the way by ship | 36 |
| this reminds me to go to the doctor | 35 |
| a great deal makes a graduate evil | 34 |
| fight and squabble caused robin's death | 39 |
| slate vessel | 12 |
| a wool-gatherer perhaps | 23 |
| alcohol provides animation | 26 |
| be a self-employed solicitor? | 29 |
| sort of clothing for resting actors? | 36 |
| eve's ruin involved all creation | 32 |
| rent to the royal navy | 22 |
| bill comes back with a new coil of fabric | 41 |
| a scoundrel not worth bidding for | 33 |
| one of the choir in international tour | 38 |
| increases noises of disapproval around the street | 49 |
| a robber also appears in the piece | 34 |
| still on a furious mount | 24 |
| courses on the menu coming back underlined | 42 |
| take the name of reserve | 24 |
| he doubted hydrogen could be found in split atoms | 49 |
| sporting methods drivers try to keep to | 39 |
| flatter brown colour | 20 |
| olympian herald surrounded by other messengers | 46 |
| naturally our foes will be confounded when the first of the cavalry intervenes | 78 |
| copper base | 11 |
| the main decoration at christmas? | 33 |
| an account that's spun out | 26 |
| not a main road underground? | 28 |
| arm one in society | 18 |
| provide a rating for vessel in turbulent seas | 45 |
| gets up an ascent near the swiss capital | 40 |
| line up to cause a disturbance | 30 |
| he's not entitled to be more vulgar | 35 |
| following some style in a way | 29 |
| so true tale is adapted by one given to indolence | 49 |
| bump into a canal operator who has lost direction | 49 |
| endless blind alley to blunt the senses | 39 |
| following the royal engineers, unit returns to the east | 55 |
| commercial mail for remote store | 32 |
| presumably not a fully-fledged monk, relatively speaking | 56 |
| careworn when an eleven gets no score with us following! | 56 |
| black paintbrush | 16 |
| a bit of derision or malice is not unexpected | 45 |
| send red china an assortment! | 29 |
| teaches marksman to be a railway enthusiast! | 44 |
| see fan ready to be quite relaxed | 33 |
| shows the significance of french paper money | 44 |
| spring flower - somehow i put fifty in | 38 |
| but role, when rewritten, causes inconvenience | 46 |
| one has time to experience this | 31 |
| dislike being seen in the stores entrance | 41 |
| pressure recorder that's done with air adjustment | 49 |
| pronounce the verdict, we hear - made to pay the penalty | 56 |
| one who loves to fight! | 23 |
| guards tents when the carnival gets out of order | 48 |
| Bit of excitement in prison | 27 |
| Means of communicating with some immediacy | 42 |
| Hardly light reading | 20 |
| Wipers, as Tommy once whimsically said | 38 |
| Leave central Spain for somewhere in India | 42 |
| Race or sprint around Northern Ireland! | 39 |
| Nominally half a mile on a road | 31 |
| She doesn't agree with Billy | 28 |
| Hell of a deep pit | 18 |
| Occupation of the chap who pays the rent | 40 |
| Children's character out of place in New York? | 46 |
| Beaten by a masterly fellow | 27 |
| Swear to take Victor to the town centre | 39 |
| Does it make industrious six-footers grow? | 42 |
| Swimmer turning over for medic | 30 |
| Something afoot to boast about? | 31 |
| Many sheets of paper, we imagine! | 33 |
| City eyed as a tourist attraction | 33 |
| Divorce would be too much for him | 33 |
| Passes over wild regions | 24 |
| Rice for which the inner man has to pant desperately? | 53 |
| A lost garment? | 15 |
| To get around, you need a curved path | 37 |
| Old people seem upset about the sad ending | 42 |
| An excellent hardback is always a help | 38 |
| Walter has something on hand to the very end | 44 |
| Perused the letter preserved | 28 |
| Secretly observe a pony's performance? | 38 |
| In Scotland at present | 22 |
| Not a levy on vice, but a grammatical consideration | 51 |
| Being injured, dad's out of the rough game | 42 |
| Provide money for an object | 27 |
| Unfairness at bowls? | 20 |
| They have four ways to get me a finished bulletin | 49 |
| Otto's upset about mum being in the soup | 40 |
| Some heroes are a bit fishy! | 28 |
| Wandering nomad, a classic friend | 33 |
| Reveal how a bloke can get run out | 34 |
| Irish cross-country runner | 26 |
| Speed to the North | 18 |
| An ear for music? | 17 |
| Beg, coming to a bad end in prison! | 35 |
| All the runners in the meadow | 29 |
| mary baker ..., founder of the christian science movement | 57 |
| 1954 sci-fi film starring james whitmore and edmund gwenn | 57 |
| neolithic henge in dorchester, dorset, north-east of maiden castle | 66 |
| jack ..., us sound effect technician who died in 1967 | 53 |
| town in hertfordshire; scene of three rail accidents since 1898 | 63 |
| town in piedmont, italy, famous for its sparkling wine | 54 |
| thomas william ..., english agriculturist associated with the holkham estate in norfolk | 87 |
| central space in a church | 25 |
| london-born actress who starred as eden sinclair in 2008 action film doomsday | 77 |
| mlb team; 1969 and 1986 world series winners | 44 |
| the ..., 2003 novel by imogen edwards-jones | 43 |
| patrice ..., first prime minister of the republic of the congo | 62 |
| rfl championship club coached by john kear from 2011-16 | 55 |
| leo ..., secretary of state for india and burma from 1940-45 | 60 |
| elisha graves ..., american inventor of an elevator who died in 1861 | 68 |
| 2007 comedy-drama film starring jane fonda and lindsay lohan | 60 |
| w c ..., us musician and songwriter whose works include st louis blues | 70 |