Maiden luring a lunatic to get hold of gold |
INAUGURAL |
Man is French expert university brought in |
EUSTACE |
Member of religious fraternity meeting premature end in German city |
ESSEN |
Noticed food being eaten by son and daughter |
SPIED |
Old port, first to offer such taste in ages |
OSTIA |
One bishop's "with it", a section of Scripture being something uncomfortable |
IRRITANT |
One disrespectfully called a "rag doll"? |
NEWSPAPERWOMAN |
One position for crank in cemetery? |
DEADCENTRE |
Police officer dispelling friction with speech |
CHIEFINSPECTOR |
President and First Lady left in bed |
ROOSEVELT |
Prohibition on powerful man owning lots of dailies? |
BARON |
Protests from country-lovers apt somehow to be ignored |
RIOTS |
Ray, not the brightest doctor having gym workout? |
MOONBEAM |
Rock mostly forming a foundation |
BASAL |
Scientist came across illness briefly presented in a catalogue |
METALLURGIST |
Scot expelling English from a port? |
ANGUS |
Some acres sodden for this plant? |
CRESS |
Sponge, a type of dessert being served up |
LOOFA |
Steal from work taking pounds in time on duty |
SHOPLIFT |
Support northern church as part of a big organisation |
BRANCH |
Supporter of leading singer, say, when original record comes out |
MAINTAINER |
Take vehicle not so often into city, but without proper attention |
CARELESSLY |
The stuff of this week's gossip mags, or of political weeklies? |
CURRENTAFFAIRS |
This educational path doesn't go straight ahead |
LEARNINGCURVE |
Tree with bird-house rigged up in remote Scottish area |
OUTERHEBRIDES |
Unfit children end in reformatory |
SEEDY |
Vehicles that may pose less trouble travelling around edge of city |
TROLLEYBUSES |
Way in which you once would be imprisoned in government building |
COURTHOUSE |
Working for exam success, being way below the level of others making progress |
UNDERPASS |
Youngsters, unwell within, becoming ruffled |
FRILLY |