| 'The Election For --', a short story by Charles Dickens |
BEADLE |
| -- Boone, American frontiersman |
DANIEL |
| -- Deayton, former presenter of the TV panel game 'Have I Got News for You' |
ANGUS |
| -- Zeiss, German maker of optical instruments (1816-88) |
CARL |
| 1983 film starring Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy |
TRADINGPLACES |
| A lily having tulip-shaped flowers of various colours |
MARIPOSA |
| A musical comedy, 'Monty Python's --' |
SPAMALOT |
| A protein-digesting enzyme obtained from unripe papaya fruit |
PAPAIN |
| A satirical farce by Alfred Jarry |
UBUROI |
| Active volcano in California |
LASSENPEAK |
| Among some South African peoples, an evil witch or wizard |
TAGATI |
| Caroline --, BAFTA winning writer and actress |
AHERNE |
| Edmund -- Bentley, originator of a type of humorous verse-form |
CLERIHEW |
| Ian --, actor who played Dr David Keel in the TV series 'The Avengers' |
HENDRY |