| TOPSAWYER | Superior woodcutter gets a penny for a mile from Twain character (3-6) |
| HANNIBALELECTOR | Voter from Twain's hometown? |
| HEAP | He gets a penny and makes a pile (4) |
| ASITSTANDS | In its present condition assistant gets a penny (2,2,6) |
| PHARMACIST | Local member gets a cent first for medicine man (10) |
| EACH | Every retiring man gets a cent (4) |
| BOSCASTLE | This small company owns stables about a mile from Trevalga (9) |
| STGEORGES | I got these eggs at the store about a mile from West Hewlish (2,7) |
| TOMSAWYER | Mark Twain character whose best friend is Huckleberry Finn (3,6) |
| FACEVALUE | One cent, for a penny |
| REDLETTERDAY | Bloody landlord always stashes away a penny for a special occasion (3-6,3) |
| GOODOEIGH | A third lady has now been taken in by this gigolo -- he lives about one mile from Barnstaple (9) |
| BUCKSHEAD | About one mile from St Agnes, the back of a truck bashed into the front of your car you say? That's terrible (9) |
| CANAPE | Murderer reportedly pinching a penny for a piece of toast with a savoury topping (6) |
| RIDOTTO | A penny for a shilling in the dish at a masque (7) |
| INDIANQUEENS | I lived with my second husband and our daughter in the centre of Torquay, then, after we split up, we got a place in Sennen, and then finally I got myself a place about a mile from Penhale (6,6) |
| WEEPER | Spend a penny for a hired mourner (6) |
| SLENDER | Slight one who'd be profligate with a penny for a pound (7) |
| PEVERELL | This reverend has a large place -- a vicarage right in the middle of a graveyard about a mile from Plymouth's city centre (8) |
| COMBEHAY | I've always wanted a home by the cliff-edge about a mile from Wellow (5,3) |
