| PITTTENURE | Term of office of a British prime minister? |
| PAPACY | The office, or term of office, of a pope (6) |
| ABBACY | Band calmly ends term of office of head of monastery (6) |
| RABBINATE | Tenure of office of a rabbi |
| LORDMELBOURNE | A British prime minister or the fifth movement of 9 |
| WILSON | Which surname was shared by a 20th century US president and a British prime minister? (6) |
| THATCHER | Margaret __, a TV detective in Due South (or a British prime minister) (8) |
| THEBLAIRTWITCH | Nervous tic from a British prime minister? |
| BROWNIE | Pixie that is after a British prime minister (7) |
| PALMERSTONNORTH | North Island city named after a British prime minister (10,5) |
| GLADSTONEBAG | Hinged, leather luggage carrier named after a British Prime Minister (9,3) |
| MAJESTY | A British Prime Minister embraced the joke with dignity (7) |
| EARLGREYTEA | Fragrant brew named after a British Prime Minister |
| DISRAELI | 1978 series starring Ian McShane as a British Prime Minister (8) |
| ETONIAN | Many a British Prime Minister |
| WELLINGTONIA | Giant redwood named after a British prime minister |
| CANNING | George, who served the shortest time as a British prime minister in 1827 (7) |
| CAMERON | A British prime minister removes the opposition leader from an African country (7) |
| PORTFOLIO | From "carry a leaf", a holder for papers, such as state documents, hence the office of a state minister; a flat case for drawings, maps, photos etc; or, a collection of such pieces, showcasing a stude |
| CHAIR | Office of a bishop or judge; a professorship; a sedan on poles; a prize at an eisteddfod; or, a general word for a seat derived from the Latin word "cathedra" (5) |
