| PHARMACOPOEIA | Injure a policeman in post office that is turning up a cache of drugs |
| BAGSI | Let me take that - British silver is turning up a (4,1) |
| TURIN | City on the River Po that is the headquarters of the Italian motor industry (5) |
| CREMONA | City in Italy on the River Po that was formerly noted for violin manufacture (7) |
| CHIEFTAIN | Leader's symbol of office that is with something pink inside (9) |
| VIZIERATE | Ministerial office that is, in more than one way, on merit |
| EQUIPAGE | Retinue that is turning up to protect queen and boy at match (8) |
| EIDERDOWN | Colour that is turning up on blue bedcover |
| ISEE | Current bishop's office that is now clear |
| CAPSULE | Foil cap on a wine bottle's cork; seedcase of a foxglove, poppy or violet; or, with "time", a cache of items representative of contemporary life, buried for future discovery (7) |
| SCHLIEMANN | In 1873, a cache of gold and other artefacts, called Priam's Treasure, is "discovered" and smuggled away. (Its authenticity is later disputed.) Three years earlier the same archaeologist excavated for |
| TIP | A share of a jackpot-winning lottery ticket was once given to a waitress by a policeman in lieu of this |
| HOARD | A cache of ancient coins, treasure or other valuable artefacts; or, a secret stock or store generally (5) |
| ARSENAL | Returned from plane's radio room with a cache of weapons (7) |
| APRICOT | A policeman in the midst of a riot over some fruit! (7) |
| TOLLBOOTH | Office that collects a tax, sometimes seen at the start of a major roadway (9) |
| STORESUP | Makes a cache of |
| TOOLKIT | Place for a cache of nuts |
| ARMOREDTRANSPORT | Car with a cache of cash |
| FUSS | American entry in Sinn Fein turning up a bit of bother (4) |
