| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 1. |
Allowed to roam, horses do foul upper chamber. |
5,2,5 |
| 2. |
Where would you find American in an English college? |
6 |
| 3. |
Foul and abusive language can be heard in the market. |
12 |
| 4. |
Fellows in hospital. |
4 |
| 5. |
No pills! Perky, woozy girl - but where does she come from? |
10,5 |
| 6. |
Phones number before going to the old meeting place for criminals..... |
5,5 |
| 7. |
..... then makes a call from a distance for this lively area. |
4 |
| 8. |
Museum founder, sad at a museum folding, beginning to despair. |
6,7 |
| 9. |
Put into operation seat plan for sorting out. |
5,8 |
| 10. |
Bargain price team put together here. |
9 |
| 11. |
Try nearest cab to go to place for snappy dressers. |
7,6 |
| 12. |
The essayist with the funny walk! |
7 |
| 13. |
A male diva dances here. |
5,4 |
| 14. |
Circus toxophilite. |
4 |
| 15. |
Young horse without race gets eight, we're told, at sporty opening. |
5,4 |
| 16. |
Wealthy doctor goes around working in the state capital ..... |
8 |
| 17. |
.....but doctor thrashed the designer. |
5,5 |
| 18. |
Which part of London flourishes - northern town as well. |
10 |
| 19. |
Grant had note about place to get ice. |
6,6 |
| 20. |
People in general without exception are in the highway. |
3,4 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 21. |
Way out for Chaucer's pilgrims at the start. |
3,4,4 |
| 22. |
Fellow has selected list of candidates for the banker. |
5 |
| 23. |
This monument was naturally not cheap. |
8 |
| 24. |
Area where horses are taken to drink? |
9 |
| 25. |
Lectures go wrong by the way on the tube. |
10,4 |
| 26. |
Appropriate place to battle the blues. |
8,6 |
| 27. |
Commonplace for comedies. |
6 |
| 28. |
Which house provides members with wine and a strong broth? |
10 |
| 29. |
See lottery to repair scene of big fire. |
6,6 |
| 30. |
District that had disreputable house with sign not for amendment! |
10 |
| 31. |
Warder who likes his intake to be neat. |
9 |
| 32. |
Man of letters, a bright person, revealed stories of bravery..... |
8,4 |
| 33. |
..... but regrets moving to place of hack writers. |
4,6 |
| 34. |
One who expresses contempt for a rhymer in the abbey. |
5,6 |
| 35. |
Unexpectedly early poorhouse with a place for entertainment. |
5,5,5 |
| 36. |
Many hurrying to get kiss in the notional centre of London. |
7,5 |
| 37. |
Contaminated oil hits water in the river. |
9,3 |
| 38. |
Dastardly con. (It may cause you to be here!) |
3,8,4 |
| 39. |
Prepare to repair the street. |
12 |
| 40. |
Straightforward language about a border by a mound gives a point of view. |
8,4 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 41. |
Novelist abandoned a smart mini and told us about the capital's open country. |
6,6 |
| 42. |
There must be good two-way communication here - with a garden in the sky! |
6,6 |
| 43. |
Team taking drink and meat around ten. |
9 |
| 44. |
Old bird produces a real smash ..... |
10 |
| 45. |
..... tommy-rot! Her hit headed inside the tunnel! |
11 |
| 46. |
Which hospital - and school - are in a different category. |
4,4 |
| 47. |
Compiler took ride ignoring the last Scotsman on this line. |
8 |
| 48. |
The Spanish chase around madly with retiree from the hospital. |
7,9 |
| 49. |
Craftily varies low - cut so that it suits you here. |
6,3 |
| 50 |
Safeguard rare metal. |
9 |
| 51. |
Position a marshal at the place the race starts. |
6 |
| 52. |
Entitle Clive, if qualified, to a mooring here. |
6,6 |
| 53. |
Where forger goes after tool of the trade. |
11 |
| 54. |
Put out clearest queries for entertainment. |
9,6 |
| 55. |
Is fish not about in this area? |
9 |
| 56. |
No, I claim a dubious person who wrote of this solidly constructed way. |
5,4 |
| 57. |
Ask about Norm, the triskaidekaphobe's cat, at the 'vegetable hotel'. |
6 |
| 58. |
Mineral water. |
10 |
| 59. |
Centre where pub and cabin were rebuilt. |
8 |
| 60. |
Bronzed linesman holding on to his hat at the station. |
4,8 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 61. |
Where phoney phantom came to woo ..... |
7,5 |
| 62. |
.....May, who could be seen here in the trendiest gown - after renovation. |
7,6 |
| 63. |
Tree completely overshadows entrance to London thoroughfare. |
4,4 |
| 64. |
Operational clothing, previously a source of acute bitterness, became cooler. |
8,6 |
| 65. |
Bet Glen he ran away to this district. |
7,5 |
| 66. |
Sir Argot got confused in the gallery but was he here due to crooked senator? |
8,4 |
| 67. |
Cut back money for the borough. |
7 |
| 68. |
Rare newt with no gill was mounted on the plinth in the park. |
10 |
| 69. |
Runs here for office of President. |
4 |
| 70. |
Be altogether excited in the old playhouse. |
5,7 |
| 71. |
The Dickens of an establishment near Lincolns Inn Fields. |
3,9,4 |
| 72. |
Can be rather sleety here. |
6,6 |
| 73. |
Point at Kirsty by the river. |
9 |
| 74. |
Nick, the writer, had not returned to town in Burgundy..... |
11 |
| 75. |
..... and the building in which he gets career change. |
12 |
| 76. |
Girl meets singer Simon at second festival at the cricket club. |
10 |
| 77. |
Butler's mixed salad - due in Embankment Gardens - is memorable. |
8 |
| 78. |
Devilish group granted representation at former vegetable market. |
6,6 |
| 79. |
Penalise idle criminal found at home of rowing club. |
3,3,6 |
| 80. |
Time I was hugged by Lily behind tree under the stars! |
11 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 81. |
Beagle's captain almost joined by way of this area. |
9 |
| 82. |
Turning cartwheel, chap had it for delivering shop goods. |
11,4 |
| 83. |
Former outermost wall of castle or court..... |
3,6 |
| 84. |
.....keeps Shakespearean character inside the borough. |
5,7 |
| 85. |
Date for hug. (There will be spectators!) |
8,2,3,5 |
| 86. |
Brummie is shut out of this tourist attraction. |
7,6 |
| 87. |
18 + 34 +7 + 13 = RA |
7 |
| 88. |
Where the orchids flourish in the East End. |
10 |
| 89. |
District men used to fighting at a game. |
13 |
| 90. |
Holds body of troops together for sailor's memorial ..... |
7,6 |
| 91. |
..... by building brigades a better crossing. |
9,6 |
| 92. |
Scene of deplorably bad quarrel. |
6,3 |
| 93. |
Where courting couples could have an advantage. |
9 |
| 94. |
As traceable crime was reviewed on The Wire. |
8,5,3 |
| 95. |
Entitled people - but one goes to hospital. |
5 |
| 96. |
After parking on the corner it's there before you can take a chance. |
9 |
| 97. |
Accidently try top bar-room with no place to pray. |
8,7 |
| 98. |
Jack Nicholson film is showing in the City of Westminster. |
9 |
| 99. |
Ha! Ballet or rally? Possibly but likely to be concerted effort here. |
5,6,4 |
| 100. |
...... and finally, Sally, ill perhaps, travelled around before producing the title. |
7,8 |
