| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 1. |
Debars Uriah, a relative misfit. |
5,5 |
2. |
Aboard boat there’s a hard, murderous Indian. |
4 |
| 3. |
Outlaw peer – odd as can be! |
9 |
| 4. |
Sole highwayman? |
7 |
| 5. |
Female wildcat otherwise went after the man who was evil. |
10 |
| 6. |
Means of raising a pound for the animal that literally has had its day. |
6 |
| 7. |
It provides a random prize for a fortunate thief! |
5,3 |
| 8. |
Alternative cinema could have had a hit. |
3,3 |
| 9. |
East End criminals could go to pot! |
3,6 |
| 10. |
Lawbreaker is self-complacent having goods luckily evading revenue at the start. |
8 |
| 11. |
Depraved character seen at European port – after the embankment was removed. |
6 |
| 12. |
Which criminal arrived as the clarinets played? |
9 |
| 13. |
Not making your mind up on this one? How uncomfortable! |
7,2,3,5 |
| 14. |
Gang member is in American prison and ….. |
7 |
| 15. |
….. he takes risks in hope of financial gain but, no saint, he becomes an embezzler! |
9 |
| 16. |
A parking complaint made by an American - in Paris? |
6 |
| 17. |
Somehow they calm bad sleepwalker. |
4,7 |
| 18. |
Vile wretch planned crimes against a conservation charity! |
9 |
| 19. |
She’s after money from a miner! |
4,6 |
| 20. |
Criminal taken in hand by the Bishop. |
5 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 21. |
The devil corrupted the hopeless imp. |
14 |
| 22. |
Have game of bridge with a deadly opponent! |
3,6 |
| 23. |
Dusty, the character who wasn’t invited to be in Faulkner’s novel. |
8 |
| 24. |
Stormy sea trip for people who talk for a long time….. |
11 |
| 25. |
….. but watch the clock – they can be deceiving. |
3,6 |
| 26. |
Unnatural hatred of ill man who had a struggle. |
5,6 |
| 27. |
Outside the House make fun of aristocratic ruffian. |
6 |
| 28. |
Threaten and complain if the food is canned or pickled! |
5,4 |
| 29. |
Handcuffs for little boys who have pocket money. |
7 |
| 30. |
Best friend, Dan, shouts “Be prepared!”. |
6,5 |
| 31. |
A second-class player made a neat takeaway. |
7 |
| 32. |
Soft washer without a stripper. |
9 |
| 33. |
Defector thanks the officer commanding. |
8 |
| 34. |
Musical milkman who could hit the high notes. |
7,2,3,4 |
| 35. |
Asian Prime Minister who was made to cut back on cannabis. |
3,3 |
| 36. |
Abstract art or its opening made a fateful entry. |
8,4 |
| 37. |
Jolly Roger skipper who got separated from one of the hands ….. |
7,4 |
| 38. |
….. but his second mate got him into trouble. |
8 |
| 39. |
Plane spotter revealed the corrupt people. |
6,6 |
| 40. |
According to man – and Superman! – every man over this is one! |
9 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 41. |
Mario’s title guaranteed a religious education. |
3,9 |
| 42. |
Man of conviction works hard for Catholics inside. |
6 |
| 43. |
Can article on child reveal a killer? |
5,3,3 |
| 44. |
Reserved nothing, the heartless exploiter of illegal immigrants. |
6 |
| 45. |
He hides things in animal pocket – surprisingly. |
12 |
| 46. |
Minister, losing his head, is at the tradesmen’s entrance to see the criminal. |
8 |
| 47. |
Unpleasant task for an objectionable person. |
5,5,2,4 |
| 48. |
Frenchman without right grade left the party….. |
8 |
| 49. |
….. and in Berlin the South African came round to see the cad! |
7 |
| 50. |
Hill guide causing great distress – with a long meat-fork! |
9 |
| 51. |
The most wanted clue by me. Nip off and you’ll get it! |
6,5 |
| 52. |
Well done! The daring villain who appeared before Charlie. |
5 |
| 53. |
Scold a German crashing in race. |
9 |
| 54. |
Into rackets, a beginner wore headgear at the end of the game. |
2,6 |
| 55. |
Theatre company had the old boy in tears, in distress. They were lost to shame. |
10 |
| 56. |
Lad, teen, who was untidy. |
4,2,4 |
| 57. |
To run away twice – not like this second world war soldier. |
6,3 |
| 58. |
The aliens captured the sixth earthling to form the group. |
3,10 |
| 59. |
Ronald took part in a crooked deal with the robber. |
7 |
| 60. |
Regularly goes out with disreputable people ….. |
6,7 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 61. |
….. but this one turned up in a suit! |
5 |
| 62. |
Resists. (4,7) (The family was said to be impoverished) |
4,7 |
| 63. |
He smashes up a small figure and a larger one. |
6 |
| 64. |
At a loose end, a person with an eye for one became an outlaw. |
3,5 |
| 65. |
Have a dance around and meet someone who worked on the roads. |
9 |
| 66. |
Loner we led astray to become a worthless person. |
4,2,4 |
| 67. |
Like list to include really good attacker. |
9 |
| 68. |
Worker on strike could make a killing. |
6 |
| 69. |
Rip off the reckless, young person. |
8 |
| 70. |
Nab a monster dressed in drag at the movie motel ….. |
6,5 |
| 71. |
….. the cheat was exposed in a pair of ladies’ crocodile shoes! |
6 |
| 72. |
By mid-afternoon father returns with a spring onion. The mean wretch! |
11 |
| 73. |
Early policemen who took the spoils? |
7 |
| 74. |
A man of high social standing is on the way to becoming a highwayman! |
4,5 |
| 75. |
Found on the range after the game? |
7 |
| 76. |
Airport idea was broadcast. |
6,5 |
| 77. |
Kidnappers need muscles. |
9 |
| 78. |
Woman I rather fancy in the house held the antique vessel for the doctor. |
6,7 |
| 79. |
They make high level takeover bids. |
10 |
| 80. |
Bridge player and supporter of art was sly and furtive. |
6 |
| No. |
Clue |
Letters |
| 81. |
Thief provides charity footwear at the emergency room? |
10 |
| 82. |
This villain is wicked in the clearest fashion. |
8 |
| 83. |
Criminal to display such dirty armour before the Queen! |
11 |
| 84. |
Old Bob departed from Number 10 with a large crocodile! ….. |
6 |
| 85. |
….. but Bob’s fellow robber is stout! |
10 |
| 86. |
CA’s pouch cannot be trusted. |
5,2,3,5 |
| 87. |
Talk about a right and left with an unscrupulous fellow. |
9 |
| 88. |
Unusually harsh rains in Los Angeles caused the senator to be late. |
6,6 |
| 89. |
He only had eyes for someone barely remembered as a rider. |
7,3 |
| 90. |
Who could be blitzed by having drink in Denmark and Sweden? |
6 |
| 91. |
Strange athlete who sought to beat the drinks ban. |
3,6 |
| 92. |
In the past you had a horse but were interested in Peter’s. |
4 |
| 93. |
Criminal gang can be seen with a Light Infantry graduate – and another. |
5,7 |
| 94. |
Municipal officers encountered in foreign travels. |
7 |
| 95. |
Rebel gunners are deployed in it. |
9 |
| 96. |
Interior decorator dealt in forged cheques ….. |
11 |
| 97. |
….. and the reticent rugby player asked for a pound! |
7 |
| 98. |
Ruffians teasing a lion? Gosh! |
9 |
| 99. |
Chieftain took rum, became disorientated and was known as a disabled outlaw. |
3,5,6 |
| 100. |
And the final problem explains the downfall of this so-called Napoleon. |
8 |
