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Across 6— Shaped like a Bishop’s staff? (7) 7— Finest example of a pig-headed nobleman. (5) 9—Creature of indolence. (5) 10— Imagined the earliest years. (7) 12—Lower classes told what to do? (5, 6) 14—Sort of vehicle that might encourage shocking driving? (8, 3) 18— One for putting clothes on kitchen furniture. (7) 19— Wooden governing body? (5) 21— Divisions in battery or prison. (5) 22— Erudition not right for inclination. (7) Down 1— Bore makes doctor unwell. (5) 2— Where they danced the two-step at a tea-party? (6) ' i—Three points not encountered before. (3) 4_Require 500 to be called up. (6) ! Tn favour of the remedy to get. (7) nrwrative as member of strong body. (2,5) 11 Encourage to listen to a number. (7) H'rSl mad, but frightened of it. (7) The actors take the French piece on board. (6) iLSm Sed to get something to ride? (6) <7 ntioc C3se. (5) j? backed twice in 12. (3) ' ; - . . (Solution tomorrow) Saturday’s solution i paraphrase; 7, Aural; 8, Time-lag; 10, Diseases; 11, Fete; Across-port; 18, Tallymen; 21, Setback; 22, Pulse; 23, 13. Cobble; io, Tatasorder*. j

Down: 1, Paris; 2, Reliable; 3, Potter; 4, Ramp; 5, Sellers; 6, Landscapes; 9, Glee singer; 12, Collapse; 14, Biretta; 16, Banker; 19, Mules; 20, Gate. ■