Irish Times (Crosaire) - Dec 16 2003

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An historical account of the doctor in the mire MEMOIR
As a matter of course one took a number of it, by the sound of it ATE
Bubbles over to say, quite falsely, that it hurts, by the sound of it CHAMPAGNE
Even a Christian policeman might show nervousness like this COPTIC
His walk in life is a lowly one FOOTMAN
How a hundred and fifty want to have a shot at the insects CLAIMANTS
How divine to have a shot at the insects before tea! DDT
If there's nothing to cheer about, just stick it COHERE
In post in armour MAILED
In view of this, it comes at the bottom of 25 down SEEING
It would be irritating even to a saint for one to be so needling STITCH
It's a plus for one to be in church ADD
Most of what's left is in water EFT
One is in 8 down to their being given GRANTS
One thing, one on, no 8 down OBJECTION
Put off what's 23 across with a single F and a single D POSTPONED
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Seems to be Henry I, although that's very fishy HALIBUT
She gets back to the Border shortly after midnight MIRIAM
Sounds as if a short bit of the middle of Dublin is on the outside of it INCHICORE
Sounds as if what's so heavy is hanging around here AWAITS
That's pronouncedly like a kopje, but not originally IMITATION
The idea is not to have it charged NOTION
The pet a mother managed with the hulls CATAMARAN
The way to make Barney a close sort of a fellow NEARBY
there's a table for this newspaper and four others like it FIVETIMES
They declare to God that that 're disenfranchisements, perhaps DEVOTIONS
Very much inclined to be too expensive ABITSTEEP
What we all come to - and indeed! DEADEND
What's to be done about the gun? Shut it up there DUNGEON
Where it's all among the top people for show INTHEGODS
Will it suit to listen to them up the street? HEARTS
Yes, that will make it contract AGREEMENT