| BIRKINBAG | Much-sought-after Hermes purse named after an English singer and actress |
| STYLES | Fashions for an English singer and actor (6) |
| HOBO | ___ bag (slouchy style of purse named after a drifter who rides the rails) |
| STENTOR | Herald in Greek mythology who died after Hermes beat him in a shouting contest |
| HALLEYSCOMET | Astronomical object last observed from earth in 1986 and named after an English astronomer (7,5) |
| VENNDIAGRAMS | Representations of sets and their relationships by overlapping circles named after an English logician (4,8) |
| BUDDLEIA | Flowering plant of the family Scrophulariaceae; named after an English botanist and rector (8) |
| HARVARD | An Ivy League university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, named after an English clergyman (7) |
| DAVY | Miners' safety lamp named after an English chemist and inventor (4) |
| STENT | A splint placed inside a duct. canal or blood vessel to aid healing or relieve an obstruction. named after an English dentist (5) |
| HUDSONBAY | Inland sea in Canada named after an English navigator whose crew mutinied and cast him adrift to die (6,3) |
| JOULE | The derived SI unit of work or energy, named after an English physicist (5) |
| ORRERY | Mechanical model of the Solar System named after an English nobleman (6) |
| SHRAPNEL | Projectile containing a number of small pellets or bullets, named after an English army officer |
| WELLINGTONBOOTS | Waterproof rubber or plastic footwear named after an English duke (10,5) |
| STANHOPE | Light one-seater carriage with two or four wheels, named after an English clergyman |
| NEWTONS | SI units of force named after an English physicist (7) |
| LANDSEER | Variety of Newfoundland dog named after an English painter |
| BRUMMAGEM | Cheap rubbishy item (unfairly?) named after an English city (9) |
| JACKRUSSELL | Small short-legged terrier named after an English clergyman who developed the breed (4,7) |
