| PEACOCKS | Birds in company, a hundred seen in Derbyshire district? (8) |
| MEASE | Five hundred seen out are thick (5) |
| DANTE | Five hundred seen out are thick (5) |
| DENSE | Five hundred seen out are thick (5) |
| COALITION | Partnership in company - a majority shareholder secures it (9) |
| CICERO | Slangily eliminate Republican in company, a noted speaker (6) |
| RECTORS | Priests, 100, seen in exotic resort (7) |
| EDICT | 100 seen in backing current decree |
| BILL | A written statement, such as that attesting to the health of a person or a ship's company; a chit, invoice or tab; a banknote; a beak; or, a poster (4) |
| ACOLYTE | Assistant in a small company a" easily moved, reportedly (7) |
| RECTORY | House of clergyman, about 100, seen with Conservative (7) |
| CHORAL | 100 seen hourly - connected with singing it seems |
| GREGARIANISM | Enjoying company a lot? Sign marriage might be a possibility |
| LONDONER | Cockney, perhaps, one preferring his own company, a fellow stuck in (8) |
| CARAVANSARIES | Travelling Company - a multi-part TV show set in some Eastern hotels (13) |
| REPERTORY | _ company, a theatrical group that performs plays from a repertoire (9) |
| FIASCO | If backing a small company, a humiliating failure may be the result (6) |
| SALESTAX | Brewery drinks in Memphis record company: a source of income (5,3) |
| ENCOUNTER | Come in with company - a French meeting (9) |
| CONFIRM | The company - a northern company - will verify it (7) |
