| ERECT | Build part of the rectory (5) |
| DHOW | Showed how to build part of the boat (4) |
| ABERDEEN | Scottish city where granite was sourced to build parts of the Houses of Parliament and Waterloo Bridge (8) |
| KENT | County whose ragstone was used to build parts of the Tower of London and Rochester Castle (4) |
| HOUSE | One of the two chambers of a bicameral legislature; dwelling such as a bothy, cottage, grange, manor, rectory or vicarage; or, a theatre (5) |
| SKIER | Introduces soup kitchen in Ennis rectory to one of those on the slide (5) |
| TREAT | Joy dug round front of rectory (5) |
| HOMER | Pigeon in front of rectory (5) |
| PRIOR | Religious leader I brought in for opening of rectory (5) |
| MAKEA | (and 3 Down) Build part of stadium to offer resistance (4,1,5) |
| RATTY | A dry sort kept in confines of rectory is bad-tempered (5) |
| OCHRY | Like brownish-yellow colour of church and rectory, both empty |
| ELMS | With timber used to build parts of Henry VIII's ship Mary Rose, trees in the genus Ulmus, depicted in landscapes by John Constable (4) |
| PERRY | Keeping Faith solicitor Ms Jones is back in cosy rectory (5) |
| CERYS | Keeping Faith solicitor Ms Jones is back in cosy rectory (5) |
| MANSE | Rectory |
| OCTOBER | Old boy in poor rectory uncovered in part of autumn (7) |
| CELEBRATORY | Rectory able to be transformed in honour of win, perhaps |
| REVEREND | Always stop by front of rectory, where I live? |
| TORYISM | From rectory, is minister providing the right doctrine? |
