Inquisitor 1302

[boreas]

I have filled in the grid but struggling to find the coded location.
Is it anything to do with the first letter of 12D?

[boreas]

I think I have the answer now.

[jockie]

And was it anything to do with the first letter of 12D?

[Gregsdad]

Are we talking postcodes here ?

[Negomi]

I think the actual cell number is part of it

[mrcroft]

the grid is filled but problem with BHA at 34d and any slight hints as to the 'cells' would be a massive relief after a torrid night

[Gregsdad]

I have Wha (before Henry with). It's the postcode of the place of the event you need. The quotation is disputed.

[Gregsdad]

a = ante yes, makes sense

[boreas]

It took me a while to get the two numbers in the code. My way of 'emptying' the cell was to black it in - which wasn't the cleverest idea.

[naomirod]

Stuck on 15,could someone tell me which bit is the clue?

[boreas]

The definition is the last word in the clue.

[naomirod]

Thanks Boreas.I now have the answers but as was the case at school I don't know why!

[boreas]

Naomirod, I'm sure you're not the only one.

I worked out the answer to 15A without really understanding the clue.
(Same with a couple of others)

[slaney]

15a Touch saint previously =S TAT
Smitten=EPRIS
assigned to=ON

As usual a very enjoyable crossword from Ifor.

[boreas]

Many thanks Slaney.
I had ST for saint and ON for assigned to, but have never heard of the other two words.
What about 38A?

[roslyn251254]

antiperistalsis is the vomiting, lose the L(end of meal) to give antiperistasis - reaction

[boreas]

Many thanks Roslyn.
It was the 'to old men' that I couldn't work out, but I see now that just signifies archaic word.

I have just finished today's. Great one.

[roslyn251254]

boreas - can you help me with the highlighting please?

[boreas]

Yes, it starts at 11

[professorplum13]

CT X (cell12) H A??