1 The Cockney who heard about this sea-warfare thought it was being heard in camera (12) 8 Pattern bigger than a building (7) 9 You can get fun with a lute from this kind" of music (7) 12 "As proper men as ever trod upon leather" ("Julius Caesar") (4)
Would all the airs in this musical composition be fresh? (5)
Little English river that means sport to the angler (4) 7 The start of a prayer is a bit of luck (7)
18 Surely not the whole Collegiate body? (7) 19 Certainly no epicure (7) 22 Part of the Dutch Indies (7) 24 He appears in the Irish legends (4) 25 A well-known handler of a cue (5) 26 Remunerated for nourishment (4) 29 This sort of hue may come from a tea-rose (7)
31 It sounds as if Nancy is eager to make this cloth (7) 82 What even after getting spliced the good housewife must learn to make to be economical (th e words—4, 4,4)
1 Wine of our Allies' (7) 2 "As——as a painted ship upon a Painted ocean" ("Ancient Marines") 3 Amaze (7) 4 Confide (7) 5 This helps a fellow a step up or down (4) 6 This animal is reversed IÑ 5 down 7 One of the shorthanded staff? (12) 10 Relinguish what the green light stands (5) 11 Far from new, and for shop assistants, for example, tiring (12) 15 This kind of mole is not necessarily black (5) 16 One of the fairy folk (5) 20 No, this College does not date back to the Roman occupation of Britain 21 A business anxiety apparently (7) 22 Tt would sound natural to find this town soon after passing through Slough (7) 23A tether makes it (7) 27 This musical composer was the end of another (4) 28 A previous prefix (4) 80 Anter this it makes a circular route
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