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All Have An English County In Answer

lindyloo67 | 19:34 Mon 25th May 2015 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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an area of London (7,4)
ding dong (4,7)
a music hall song (9 4,1,6,4,10)
used for catching rats (9,7)
a british playwright (8,7)
is it red (9,6)

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Baldric

last, LEICESTER SQUARE

5 Somerset Maughan

4 Yorkshire Terrier?

2 Avon calling

2 Avon calling (Ding dong slogan used by the company)

1 Bedford Park ?

1 Kentish Town?

3 Is the (9) there or a typo?

She's a Lassie from Lancashire, fits the rest of the letters

Svejk

Never heard that one, cap'n. It be afore my time, I be thinking.

aelmpvw

think the 9 must be wrong ... it's on the same key as (

Still sung in the vaults and snugs of all pubs up here in the north, svejk - and stop pretending that you are still young ;-))

http://oldenglishsongs.wikia.com/wiki/She%27s_A_Lassie_From_Lancashire_-_Lyric

Svejk

Good spot, and no comma.

Svejk

More into hip-hop in my 'crib', cap'n.

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