| Lincolnshire village; stage name of stand-up comedian and musician James Rogers |
Boothby Graffoe |
| Lord Sepulchrave, Steerpike and Barquentine appear in this fantasy fiction series |
GORMENGHAST |
| Mass of lymphoid tissue at either side of the back of the throat |
palatine tonsil |
| Membrane enveloping the lungs |
PLEURA |
| Of protesters, contained in an enclosed area |
kettled |
| Real name of 3 Down and location of 4 Down |
Royston Vasey |
| Red (occasionally white) wine of northern Spain |
RIOJA |
| Serbia’s capital |
BELGRADE |
| Series of five novels by James Fenimore Cooper |
Leatherstocking Tales |
| Settlers in southern Britain in the late 4th century |
JUTES |
| Small harpsichord with obliquely set strings |
SPINET |
| South African opener, the only batsman to carry his bat in two test matches in the same calendar year |
Dean Elgar |
| Statesman imprisoned by Charles I for advocating parliamentary rights |
Sir John Eliot |
| The Battle of Laing’s ____ took place in the first Boer war |
NEK |
| The best-selling type of salad dressing in the US since 1992 |
RANCH |
| The first contestant to leave the 2018 series of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! |
Noel Edmonds |
| The second section of this Alexander Pope poem begins “Know then thyself, presume not God to scan” |
An Essay On Man |
| The ____ of Cats — a difficult matter according to a TS Eliot poem |
NAMING |
| The ____ virus causes a fever, endemic in west Africa |
LASSA |
| To make Saxon blue dye, dissolve ____ in concentrated sulphuric acid |
INDIGO |
| Tradename for hydrocarbon formerly used in refrigeration |
FREON |
| TV series featuring the members of a comedy troupe of the same name, formed in 1995 |
The League Of Gentlemen |
| US Secretary of the Treasury, 1921-32, and co-founder of an institute which is now part of a Pittsburgh university |
Andrew Mellon |
| ____ Blofeld, an arch-enemy of James Bond |
ERNST |