Spectator 2602

[Tilly2]

Is 14d argent?

[ProfessorMaisie]

You have the first two right, for the last one you need E for 'i' ('vErtu').

[klazomaniac]

See over (Ely is a see / diocese + finished = over)

Heath bell (Another name for a heather bell) in Chambers.

This is an old crossword and I can't remember what 23d was

[klazomaniac]

Ah yes, Moonstones rings a bell now :-)

And good evening Prof M :-)

[wrd456]

Many thanks to both of you, 23D was one of the unclued stone anagrams.

[ProfessorMaisie]

Good evening, klazo - it was another quick Listener this week (I've now got time on my hands... I wonder if it's time for a little malt?}.

[klazomaniac]

Yes I remeember now wrd.
Moonstones / Monotones

And a Heath Bell is a Bell Heather. I wrote it the wrong way round

[klazomaniac]

Prof M, If you're are asking, You already know the answer !
Cheers :-)

[ProfessorMaisie]

(Cheers! klazo}

[klazomaniac]

''Clink'' with a poor mans Becks in hand ;-)
Might have a word with my mate Jack and dig out the No 7 later. lol ;-)

[ProfessorMaisie]

Happy enough with a 'clunk' for now - I'll imagine a 'clink' with Jack later.

[Tilly2]

Yes.

[klazomaniac]

One should always 'Clunk clink' every drink ;-)

Evening Tilly :-) Are you joining us for a wee tipple ?

[ProfessorMaisie]

Nice one, klazo}

[klazomaniac]

I can remember those 1970's safety announcements from ITV !
They instilled common sense in us as kids.
The Green cross code, Clunk click, Charlie says!

If only the Government would fund those again. It might sort out some of the wet-wipes around today. lol