Across
- 6. Tumble, barge, rush – my you’re in a hurry to find a seat (11)
- 12. She played a card game sitting next to the window. (8, 5)
- 14. Who are George & Charlotte? (3, 5, 8)
- 15. A deer and the French toy were intimately known to the Duke of Omnium (9)
- 16. Robin’s girlfriend sounds a bit whimsical (6,3)
- 17. Sisters who wave from a window (6)
- 21. Mr. Crawley's parish. (11)
- 24. Rigidly appeared in The Three Clerks and The Fixed Period (2, 9)
- 25. That property full of clover (3, 10)
- 26. He was half in, not always out of the political scene (4)
- 28. Philosopher Russell’s family? (3, 8)
- 30. "A good man without guile." (2, 7)
- 32. Stonecutter accuses mum of forgery? (5)
- 34. Take confused Army north, and another direction, to find a heroine of doubtful birth. (4,6)
- 36. He threw Dean over (3, 6)
- 38. Take a short cruise round the middle east (4, 6, 9)
- 40. He was partly wrong around his treatment of Julia (5)
- 41. Social-climbing family of Rosebank. (10)
- 44. Somehow gaoling Harry at this place (7)
- 45. Percussion not applicable to inspirational Trollope town (7)
Down
- 1. She generally won the long race with mixed competitors (8)
- 2. Dr. Grantly's favorite exclamation. (4, 7)
- 3. The north joins an Emperor – a Roman one! – to provide an unsuitable husband (6)
- 4. Mushrooms need to be grown like this (4,2,3,4)
- 5. "The last of the Neros." (5)
- 7. The message misses the story (9, 5)
- 8. An inclination leading to a Sabbatarian chaplain (5)
- 9. Brave little women come from around overweight fish (12)
- 10. Husks and coins minus a penny can be milled into a lawyer (12)
- 11. Grandad’s big yellow cat? (3, 6, 4, 2, 8)
- 13. The Royalists did not get an even deal here (2, 6)
- 18. Who is Major Cameron Brown? (3, 5, 8)
- 19. It sounds as if he had to work his fingers off to build the railways (9)
- 20. Disorganised brat cheers for a cathedral city (10)
- 22. Rose among three clerks (5)
- 23. He had something in common with Edward 1 , Edward 2 and Edward 3 (10)
- 27. Lord of all (6)
- 29. Story about a lady, officer and lofty lads (3, 7, 7)
- 31. Mr. Daubeney’s alter ego (8)
- 33. Sport provided by Miss Thorne of Ullathorne. (8)
- 35. By golly, that’s a planet as reported in the paper (7)
- 37. Thin tale of narrow oat mixture (5, 4)
- 39. Lizzie’s maids don her jewels (8)
- 42. A holdups foiled by bullfighter (8)
- 43. Female fox or Santa’s reindeer (5)
