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Beat in the counter-revolution
Question this woman we brought round
A communication from the spirit world?
Fill the ward
The female got aboard with the flier
Free trip going to the East
Goes down to see some items in the kitchen department
Left one with nothing to read
Shut up! The fellow has a gun
Set the bird free to irritate her
Everything second-hand? That's quite customary
The patrolling cops detained everybody at the fishmonger's
Am first making changes to the final chapter
Did turn the vehicle round
An official reception means work
In consequence, there's very little time
So much longer!
Spend a lot of time on sea trips
Shy, slip off
Does it moan when the gardener pulls it up?
"Old Fruit" competed in the race, in short
I took a tea-break at work as a palliative
"Deadlock" is hackneyed, pal
Disturbed that it's not yet paid
Goes up in the air when one discloses unexpectedly
Fairly? I should say so
Got up in pink
What might be a warning device for the plant
Proposed to the future wife
The animal has a lair inside? Nonsense!
You stand outside the hotel
Mark brought us in to give support
A state of somnolence
The gang will hold their arranged meeting
Sleeve you put your arm into
Fighting to get something done
Stop and bow
Would, you say, talk, though no parrot
A complete change of opinion regarding the variety act
George —, editor of a famous Dictionary of Music and Musicians who died in 1900
Woody —, Milwaukee-born jazz clarinettist who led various bands called The Herd
Eurasian woodland plant also called buckrams and wild garlic
War of —, 18th-century conflict between England and Spain
& 5D US television series starring James Garner in the title role as a private investigator
Anne —, wife of William Shakespeare who died in 1623
1972 Alfred Hitchcock film starring Jon Finch, Alec McCowen and Barry Foster
Republic on the Persian Gulf whose capital is Baghdad
Leader of the conspiracy against Julius Caesar in the William Shakespeare play of that name
The —, 2007 film thriller starring Kristen Stewart and Dylan McDermott
Large mandolin used in Italian folk music
Martin —, author of the novels Yellow Dog and Other People
Sebastien —, winner of the World Rally Drivers' Championship from 2004-12
Fruit-bearing tree whose leaves were used by Adam and Eve in the Bible to clothe themselves
& 13D 2005 World Championships women's 100m gold medallist
Lieutenant of Othello in the William Shakespeare play of that name
Josef —, Czech composer of symphony Asrael and tone poem A Summer's Tale
Derek —, National Coal Board chairman from 1972-82
Mike —, comedian-actor who played Frank Butcher in BBC TV soap EastEnders
Fine net fabric of silk or rayon used as a trimming for hats
The —, 1958 stage play by Brendan Behan
Common European warbler with an olive-brown plumage
Beams of light
Percussion instrument
European capital
Breakfast gadget?
Pamper
Small lump
One from the States?
Shopkeeper
Victoria or greengage?
Sword
Feudal servants' attire
Passageways
Adhesive badge
Flammable bog matter
Art form
Bamboo stem
Liquid measure
Ranch
Bright shade of green
Unprincipled
Decorative flags
Reportedly elevate fish
City for cavorting pairs
Something familiar may ring it
Drink to queen getting appliance
Mollycoddle lettuce group
Clapped around course
Trans-Atlantic camera in operation
Seller of rare tile design
Get gun out a bit
Bears using weapon
Reddish-purple feather loses a point
Restrict prisoner to penalty
Let nuns run riot in underpasses
As it happens, railway uniform
Label on small heart
Excludes barriers
Hope a tanker contains fuel
Drama involving a rope
Tool exchanged for money