| ALCHEMISTS | St Michael's reform of medieval metallurgists |
| PILGRIMAGE | Meaningful journey on foot, such as one taken on a route such as Brigid's Way, St Michael's Way, the Great Stones Way and the Finchale Camino Ingl's (10) |
| ACADEMICAL | One getting acclaimed after reform of university? (10) |
| BRONCHITIS | Related to Conservative leader involved in reform of British disease (10) |
| PLATITUDES | Stipulated reform of the trite and meaningless (10) |
| SENATORIAL | Rationales for reform of politicians (10) |
| AVANTGARDE | Innovative reform of great V&A (5-5) |
| SPLINTERED | Left, blocking reform of President, didn't remain united |
| BETTERMENT | Reform of gambler, this person having encountered Scripture |
| STOODUPFOR | Reform of drop-outs is strongly defended (5,2,3) |
| TURNUPONES | Critically depend on reform of sees to pass (4,2,4,4) |
| TOR | Glastonbury ___ (site of St. Michael's Tower) |
| CORNWALL | Country where pasties are traditionally made; site of St Michael's Mount (8) |
| LOWTIDE | State of the sea required to walk to Cornwall's St Michael's Mount (3,4) |
| EPSTEIN | Jacob ____'s sculptures include St Michael's Victory over the Devil, on the east wall of Coventry Cathedral |
| JACOBEPSTEIN | British-U.S. sculptor of the work St Michael's Victory Over The Devil At Coventry Cathedral (5,7) |
| ALCHEMIST | St Michael's beaten up old metal worker |
| BAY | Mount's ---, Cornish region home to St Michael's Mount (3) |
| MARAZION | Town with boat link to St Michael's Mount (8) |
| ASSAYS | Parts of a metallurgist's duties |
