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ACROSS
- 4A noble estate (7)
- 8He gives people his address (6)
- 9Bob could be English (7)
- 10Stone upturned by small animals (6)
- 11Disturbed in so rude a fashion (6)
- 12Building material for many on a Mediterranean isle (8)
- 18He's certainly not hopeless (8)
- 20At holiday time it may be busy or in repose (6)
- 21It's erected for the reception (6)
- 22Disturbance in court, perhaps (7)
- 23A sorry state, but showing promise (6)
- 24Writer has a pen catalogue (7)
- 4 A noble estate (7)
- 8 He gives people his address (6)
- 9 Bob could be English (7)
- 10 Stone upturned by small animals (6)
- 11 Disturbed in so rude a fashion (6)
- 12 Building material for many on a Mediterranean isle (8)
- 18 He's certainly not hopeless (8)
- 20 At holiday time it may be busy or in repose (6)
- 21 It's erected for the reception (6)
- 22 Disturbance in court, perhaps (7)
- 23 A sorry state, but showing promise (6)
- 24 Writer has a pen catalogue (7)
DOWN
- 1Anything but widespread agreement (7)
- 2Clothing grant that's new, put me in for it (7)
- 3Agree to study a dog (6)
- 5Any one of the following (8)
- 6Washing-day queue (4,2)
- 7Boring chaps perhaps, but they keep us going (6)
- 13Time soon modifies feelings (8)
- 14Six rulers from Scandinavia (7)
- 15The tale about a sportsman (7)
- 16Consequence of reforming Ulster (6)
- 17Left a number at the gate (6)
- 19Eccentric ladies highly thought of (6)
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- 1 Anything but widespread agreement (7)
- 2 Clothing grant that's new, put me in for it (7)
- 3 Agree to study a dog (6)
- 5 Any one of the following (8)
- 6 Washing-day queue (4,2)
- 7 Boring chaps perhaps, but they keep us going (6)
- 13 Time soon modifies feelings (8)
- 14 Six rulers from Scandinavia (7)
- 15 The tale about a sportsman (7)
- 16 Consequence of reforming Ulster (6)
- 17 Left a number at the gate (6)
- 19 Eccentric ladies highly thought of (6)
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