| RUMPOLE | Leo mckern's tv barrister of the bailey (7) |
| TEMPLAR | Word for a member of an order of knights established by Crusaders around 1119; or, a barrister of the Middle or Inner two of the four Inns of Court in London (7) |
| DEFENCECOUNSEL | Barrister of French criminal makes uncle so mad (7,7) |
| ABIGAIL | Leo Mckern's actress daughter with a large beer, we hear (7) |
| HORACE | Leo Mckern's Rumpole of the Bailey has a chore to carry out (6) |
| VICKERS | She extorted money from the Baileys in Corrie (5,7) |
| MORTIMER | Surname of the author of Rumpole of the Bailey (8) |
| BARRISTER | Practioner of the law such as Rumpole of the Bailey |
| LEO | Star of hit TV show Rumpole of the Bailey, --- Mckern (3) |
| HODGE | A rustic or countryman; an actress in Rumpole of the Bailey and a television adaptation of Rosamunde Pilcher's The Shell Seekers; or, Samuel Johnson's most famous cat (5) |
| MCKERN | Rumpole of the Bailey star Leo ... (6) |
| JOHNMORTIMER | Author of Rumpole of the Bailey (4,8) |
| HORACERUMPOLE | Leo McKern played this famous TV barrister (6,7) |
| PENGE | The ___ Bungalow Murders, fictional legal case that was Rumpole of the Bailey's greatest triumph (5) |
| WIG | Head wear in a Rumpole of the Bailey story |
| LEOMCKERN | Rumpole of the Bailey star (3,6) |
| JURIST | Rumpole of the Bailey, e.g. |
| HILDA | Rumpole of the Bailey's wife, 'she who must be obeyed' (5) |
| SHE | Rumpole Of The Bailey's wife Hilda was '... who must be obeyed' |
| LINCOLNSINN | One of the four societies to which barristers of England and Wales called to the Bar must belong (8, |
