Spectator 1912

[greyfox]

Morning all. 'I never sad that' by Doc this week:

http://www.spectator.co.uk/article_assets/arti cledir_7185/3592576/crossword.pdf

[greyfox]

'Said' sorry. Still bleary eyed.

[copelander]

Thank you for the link, Greyfox

[cruciverbali]

Good morning greyfox, thank you for that link.

[cruciverbali]

PS Is your calendar still slow by any chance ( add a year for BST ?)

[kayakamina]

Thanks again greyfox for the early link.This was a lot easier than last week's Musical.

Today's Cagney quote brought back memories of my youth.

[mad max]

Thanks for link

[AHearer]

Thanks for the link. Do you think the clue to 41 is missing an s at the end?

[kayakamina]

I didn't think so AHearer .

* trees +s (small)

[kayakamina]

Sorry AHearer I have read the clue again and you are correct.

[devadolly]

Thank you Greyfox, am enjoying these Xwords

[DocHH]

Thank you greyfox, for the link,
Enjoyable, but easier than last week!
So, Devadolly you and Ginger Mog have sneaked into here, did you really think you would escape from your EV N&Cing friends!!
Have a good weekend in London, copelander, we have found our escapee!!

[crucifernz]

Hi again from the Antipodes
I'm stuck on bottom left corner of Speccie 1913.

32 DOWN Found on Mayflower's bows - or boughs, say?
_ _ W _ E (5) Could this be HAWSE?

35 ACROSS Time for spending the summer outside
_ E _ N (4) Could this be AEON, but if so, what's the wordplay?

Any help appreciated.

[cruciverbals]

I think it is hawse. aeon : maybe anagram of season without the two s's?

[MLN:RUGBY]

Chambers says:-
AEstivatiON = spending the summer

[crucifernz]

Thanks folks. I'll run with those.