| MOTHERWELL | Parent healthy north of the border (10) |
| SCOTTICISM | Idiom from north of the border |
| SCOTCHMIST | Drizzle so-called because it is common north of the Border (6,4) |
| BURNSNIGHT | Vessels seen by navy entering bay for celebration north of the border (5,5) |
| AINTREE | North of the Border, own large growth, of course, south of the Border (7) |
| TACOBELL | North-of-the-border South-of-the-border food |
| ASKLENT | In the manner of king, fast sloping away north of the border |
| SCOT | Pinus sylvestris is the pine of this person, north of the border! (4) |
| BESTREWS | Distributes 75% of top-class trousers north of the border (8) |
| SCOTTISHTERRIER | Canine register of land north of the border (8,7) |
| GANG | A lot of labourers go north of the border |
| SCOTTISH | Arrange the cost, this is from north of the border (8) |
| GANGWAY | Go North of the Border taking direction of narrow passage (7) |
| FOR | "On behalf of," north of the border |
| CRANREUCH | Hoar-frost experienced north of the border and many went quickly on to the Unionist church (9) |
| SCOTIA | Concave moulding North of the Border as the poet would say (6) |
| GANGS | Leaves behind a group of ne'er-do-wells north of the Border (5) |
| RITUAL | Did a scratch, north of the Border, turn into a piece of ceremonial? (6) |
| DOWN | It's north of the border the way you're going. (4) |
| CANADA | "O ___" (north-of-the-border anthem) |
