| MAINMAN | Important fellow at the Admiralty? (4,3) |
| BIGBEN | Important fellow at Westminster (3,3) |
| WINSTON | First Lord of the Admiralty at the time of the Gallipoli campaign - 41dn (7,9) |
| SEALORD | Either of the two most senior naval officers who sit on the Admiralty Board of the Ministry of Defence (3,4) |
| EARNEST | Important fellow in play secures a pledge |
| MAGNATE | Important fellow tipped gateman |
| BATSMAN | Superhero catches small fellow at the crease (7) |
| AGITATE | A foolish fellow, at the end, can stir things up (7) |
| CONGEAL | Harden when a fellow at 'The Angel' gets rowdy (7) |
| CHEESES | Revolutionary and eastern saint doubled as important fellows (7) |
| NAMETAG | Fellow at the entrance about to provide label with ID (4,3) |
| WASSAIL | Make merry on the waterfront before admiralty leaders weigh anchor (7) |
| WEBB | Architect whose London designs include the facade of Buckingham Palace the Admiralty Arch and the frontage of the Victoria and Albert Museum (4) |
| CHURCHILL | First Lord of the Admiralty at the time of the Gallipoli campaign - see 6dn (7,9) |
| LIBELEE | Defendant, in admiralty law |
| ALOOFLY | Head of Admiralty can navigate remotely |
| YORKE | Named by Flinders after the then First Lord of the Admiralty, what is the peninsula situated between |
| GEORGEBYNG | The first Viscount Torrington, a Royal Navy officer and statesman who became First Lord of the Admiralty during the reign of King George II |
| HAWKESBAY | New Zealand region named after the First Lord of the Admiralty (1766-1771) |
| HEAD | Part of the Admiralty Arch (4) |
