| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Lady's name from a Germanic source | YVETTE |
| Latin name for Switzerland | HELVETIA |
| Lion-tailed macaque of India | WANDEROO |
| Member of a nomadic Berber people in the Sahara Desert | TUAREG |
| Oratorio by Sir Michael Tippett (1,5,2,3,4) | ACHILDOFOURTIME |
| Part of graph along which x-coordinate is plotted | XAXIS |
| Plant of the ginger family used as a dye | TURMERIC |
| Relating to funeral processions | EXEQUIAL |
| Scottish word for a tumult or disturbance | STRAMASH |
| Slang expression for television | IDIOTBOX |
| Street in London between Aldwych and High Holborn | DRURYLANE |
| Title applied by Christians to Jesus | SAVIOUR |
| Unit equivalent to one eighth of the sky area | OCTA |
| Welsh pop singer with hit 'It's Not Unusual' in 1965 | TOMJONES |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| -- I, King of Wessex from 866 to 871 | ETHELRED |
| -- upon Dearne, small town north of Rotherham | WATH |
| -- Way, Roman road from Lincoln to Exeter | FOSSE |
| 1952 film starring Charlie Chaplin | LIMELIGHT |
| As much as a large tea container will hold | URNFUL |
| Baron Wilson of -- | RIEVAULX |
| Brownish-purple or deep purplish-pink | PUCE |
| Chemical vessel used in distillation | CUCURBIT |
| Christmas in Christmas cards perhaps | NOWELL |
| Drifting organisms in the sea | PLANKTON |
| Ella --, 1917-96, US jazz singer | FITZGERALD |
| Fictitious city of gold | ELDORADO |
| Gare du --, station in Paris | NORD |
| Greek poet c310-c250BC, creator of ancient bucolic poetry | THEOCRITUS |
| Hereditary particle Darwin postulated in his theory of pangenesis | GEMMULE |
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