| SETFAIR | Group in front of bazaar, settled and secure |
| SASH | Band of specially trained group in front of hotel (4) |
| UNITY | Togetherness in military group in front of yard (5) |
| CAMPING | Group in front of gorge living in tents (7) |
| STEAMIRON | Smoother southern group in front of club (5,4) |
| EASED | Most of group in front losing lead, having slowed down |
| VANQUISH | Overcome group in front or thereabouts harbouring question (8) |
| MICROMICROFARAD | Comic ram-raid of bazaar ultimately damaged tiny fraction of storage unit (disused) |
| ZANDER | From the middle of bazaar, London toerag is seen (6) |
| DISTURBANCE | The interruption of a settled and peaceful condition (11) |
| STAID | Settled and sedate in character (5) |
| BANNER | Anne goes between one end of bazaar to the other for a long placard (6) |
| FAIR | Type of bazaar, brocante or flea market selling antiques, books, miscellany, etc; or, a travelling show with amusement rides (4) |
| ROCKSOLID | Absolutely settled and reliable (4,5) |
| ESTABLISHED | Settled and recognised (11) |
| BLITHE | Bishop's settled and he's happy (6) |
| DEVILS | Penal colony is settled and less livid. (6,6) (see 17A) |
| ISLAND | Penal colony is settled and less livid. (6,6) (see 15A) |
| FACILITATE | Brave, keeping one settled and at ease (10) |
| RESIDED | Settled and took the chair, without parking (7). |
