| ELIZABETHFRY | English Quaker prison reformer, sister of Joseph John Gurney (9,3) |
| MARIEANTOINETTE | Sister of Joseph II |
| DIANAMITFORD | Member of an aristocratic English family who married Sir Oswald Mosley at the home of Joseph Goebbels, with Adolf Hitler as guest of honour |
| AUGUSTUSJOHN | Welsh artist whose portraits include that of Joseph E Widener in 1921 (8,4) |
| PENN | William _, English Quaker; founder of a state of the US (4) |
| ROWNTREE | Joseph, English Quaker chocolatier and social reformer born in York (8) |
| FRY | Elizabeth, English prison reformer and Quaker who died in 1845 (3) |
| WILLIAMPENN | English Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania (7,4) |
| HOWARD | John ?, prison reformer who wrote 1777 book The State of Prisons in England and Wales |
| FELONRY | Prison reformer outlines halving of stretch for criminals |
| FRYUP | Prison reformer out of bed for breakfast, perhaps (3-2) |
| TRENTON | State capital of New Jersey, founded by English Quakers in 1679 (7) |
| STIRFRY | Dish prison reformer there (4-3) |
| FIERY | Passionate prison reformer that is inspired (5) |
| LONGFORD | Lord, 20th century Labour-supporting peer and prison reformer (8) |
| FLATTERY | Insincere praise given prison reformer drinking coffee |
| FURY | Prison reformer holding uniform leads to violence |
| SMALLFRY | Humiliated prison reformer's young children |
| SURVEYING | Head of victim, supported by gurney, is awkwardly looking around (9) |
| IVOR | ___ Gurney, English poet and composer born in 1890 (4) |
