| BELLOC | Ring round clubs to find poet |
| COMEACROPPER | Unusually poor rep came round clubs to suffer a fall (4,1,7) |
| TRIPPERS | Tourists find poet Eliot hugging murderous Jack (8) |
| NINE | Half round club to finally kill the cat? (4) |
| INDUCE | Cause pub to close early, having expected to go round clubs |
| ALLATONCE | Suddenly, everyone agreed to go round clubs |
| SCOTTISH | Glaswegian, perhaps, given to habitual drinking round clubs (8) |
| NECROMANCER | Person to raise spirits playing Amen Corner round clubs (11) |
| SCAVENGERINGS | Searches small clubs to repay damage done to jewellery (13) |
| PRERECORDS | Makes tracks in advance of drunken rep's order to come round clubs (10) |
| OBSCURE | Old boy certain to go round clubs? That's unclear (7) |
| BELLYDANCER | European runs round clubs after swell exotic performer (5,6) |
| ESSENCES | Ascetics go round clubs for spirits (8) |
| MEDICATE | Treat, going round clubs giving treat (8) |
| RACIST | Despicable person going round clubs is bigoted |
| WITCH | Going round clubs, accompanied by charming female (5) |
| ADDICTIVE | Habit-forming preservative, say, going round clubs |
| ANCESTOR | A forebear, a wise old man who went round clubs |
| SCOUSE | Drunkard hanging round clubs is a northerner |
| ECLECTIC | Catholic charged when inspector finally has gone round clubs |
