| WILLIAMPITT | Prime minister from 1766-68 (7,4) |
| PITT | William -, British prime minister from 1766-68 (4) |
| TATTERSALLS | Auction house founded in 1766 |
| OFWAKEFIELD | Novel by Oliver Goldsmith first published in 1766 (3,5,2,9) |
| SALIERI | Antonio ---, Italian composer and conductor who worked in Vienna from 1766 (7) |
| ROCKINGHAM | The Marquess of ---, Whig Prime Minister 1765-1766 and 1782 (10) |
| STAMPACT | It was repealed in March 1766 |
| THEVCROFWAKEFIELD | Way-ahead-of-its-time 1766 novel? |
| STAMPTAX | 1765 levy repealed in 1766 |
| NATTIER | Jean-Marc --, French painter (1685-1766) (7) |
| VICAR | 1766 novel by Oliver Goldsmith, The _ Of Wake field (5) |
| KINGGEORGEIII | Who signed the Stamp Act's repeal in March 1766 |
| ADDENBROOKES | Hospital in Cambridge that was founded in 1766 (12) |
| CAVENDISH | Henry ---, British scientist who discovered hydrogen in 1766 (9) |
| WAKEFIELD | 1766 novel by Oliver Goldsmith, The Vicar Of _ (9) |
| CHRISTIES | Major auction house founded in London in 1766 (9) |
| ATOMS | John Dalton (1766-1844) theorized that matter was made up of these |
| GOSSEC | Francois-Joseph, composer of the 1766 one-act opera Les pecheurs (6) |
| THEVICAR | Novel by Oliver Goldsmith first published in 1766 (3,5,2,9) |
| DALTON | John -, English scientist born in 1766 noted for his research into colour blindness (6) |
