| BARLEY | Village with 12th century Norman tower dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch (6) |
| NEWARK | Trent-side town with 12th-century castle, mostly destroyed in the English Civil Wars (6) |
| ARMAGH | City in Northern Ireland with two cathedrals dedicated to St Patrick (6) |
| PRESERVE | Keep up with twelfth man after start of point-to-point (8) |
| BARBARA | In the reign of Henry VI, it is said that a chapel was founded at Norwich Guildhall and dedicated to St ..., the patron saint of prisoners (7) |
| DEVON | County with a predominantly green flag, dedicated to St Petroc (5) |
| AFRESH | Slave from east held in outskirts of Antioch again |
| LACOCK | Picturesque Wiltshire village with a museum dedicated to William Fox Talbot, pioneer of photography (6) |
| SIMEON | In Acts 13, a Christian teacher at Antioch 'called Niger' (6) |
| OBRIEN | Margaret of "Meet Me in St. Louis" (1944) |
| BREDON | Vale of Evesham village with a 14th-century barn preserved by the National Trust (6) |
| DUMONT | Margaret of Marx brothers' movies |
| ATWOOD | Margaret of sci-fi and other genres |
| AMOEBA | A crowd round edge of village with a basic form of life |
| PAGODA | Maori village with a sacred figure on a Burmese temple (6) |
| BIBURY | Gloucestershire village with England's oldest trout farm (*buy rib) (6) |
| IGNATIUS | St. ____ of Antioch, theologian and Bishop of that city martyred in the second century A.D. (8) |
| KARNAK | Egyptian village with ruins of ancient Thebes |
| WOBURN | Bedfordshire village with an abbey and a safari park |
| THALIARD | A lord of Antioch, ordered to kill Pericles, in Shakespeare's Pericles, Prince of Tyre |
