| WAGONETTE | Pay's about nil, clear of all charges, for carriage (9) |
| ABLUTION | Washing can come to about nil! (8) |
| CRYSTALPALACE | Criminal cartel pays about 100,000 Rupees for football team |
| RECOMPENSE | Pay's about to arrive, impressing writers (10) |
| ILLGOTTEN | Stolen? I'll walk clear of all charges arising (3-6) |
| EXONERATE | Old lag about to go before English judge, free of all charges |
| NETT | Capture leader of thieves, but clear of all charges (4) |
| BENNETT | Gordon? Crooked, but keeping clear of all charges (7) |
| NETTLE | One carrying out sting is clear of all charges by the French (6) |
| NET | Clear of all charges one may get from the sea (3) |
| NETHER | Clear of all charges, the woman's below (6) |
| RELIGIOUS | Having faith in Reginald, promises to pay about £1! (9) |
| WAGONITTE | Engineer collecting missing base for carriage (9) |
| CABRIOLET | Whip outside, adjusting boiler for carriage (9) |
| ACQUIT | First two of accused left, free of all charges |
| VINDICATED | Cleared of all charges, or proven to be right (10) |
| PASSBY | Pay about the top of sixty-six billion, to go unnoticed (4,2) |
| LOVE | All charges against the releaser of the "___ Bug" virus have been dismissed |
| BUS | From Latin for "carriage for everyone", a passenger coach with a single/double deck; or, an informal word for an old shaky car or plane (3) |
| GIGA | Lots of storage space for carriage with a punch, it's said (8) |
