| MOBILE | City sort of home for the rabble |
| INPUBLIC | Fashionable sort of house for all to see |
| SHIPYARD | Get rid of space at back of house for the boats (8) |
| DOVECOT | Party veteran keeping care of home for peacemongers? (7) |
| RELET | Landlord's due line out of home for new lease extension |
| RAGTAG | Cloth shirt for amateur golf is for the rabble (6) |
| RIOTACT | Warning for the rabble? (4,3) |
| ROUT | A complete defeat for the rabble (4) |
| HOIPOLLOI | Hard, I say repeatedly, to secure voting for the rabble (3,6) |
| RIFFRAFF | Term, from "scraps and sweepings", for the rabble, ragtag or hoi polloi (4-4) |
| INAWAY | Sort of home, or the opposite |
| EARLY | Type of house for a drink for jumping the gun (5) |
| STOREY | Part of house for rent in the outskirts of Shrewsbury (6) |
| INASENSE | Sort of home when seen refurbished (2,1,5) |
| BOARDING | Kind of house for a party of sailors? (8) |
| BARNARDO | Thomas John --, founder of homes for destitute children (8) |
| SHELTERS | Runs helter-skelter out of homes for stray dogs, perhaps (8) |
| WENDY | Did she finish in an out-of-the-way sort of house? (5) |
| SEMINAR | Sort of house went quickly when up for discussion (7) |
| MOB | Muffle the head of the rabble (3) |
