| OGMORE | W.R. Castle in South Wales named on Collett engine 7035 (6) |
| MERTHYRTYDFIL | Industrial town and county borough in South Wales named after a 5th century princess (7,6) |
| KELHAM | G.G. Scott designed Hall in Notts. named on Collett engine 5904 (6) |
| CAREW | Welsh castle with long family history named on Collett engine 5024 (5) |
| HOLKHAM | Stately Hall in Norfolk named on Collett engine 6926 (7) |
| GWYNEDD | County in north-west Wales, named after an old kingdom |
| DODDIEWEIR | Former rugby union lock, who has a trophy for games between Scotland and Wales named after him (6,4) |
| CASTLE | Collett engine 5034 looking down, as it were, on Swanage Railway (5,6) |
| RUNTER | Collett engine 7919 carries name of this 'Hall' (6) |
| EIGHTH | Edward the king of WR Collett engine 6029 (6) |
| MANORS | Collett engines numbered 7800 to 7829 (6) |
| JOHN | Name of WR 'King' on Collett engine 6026 (4) |
| VISCOUNTS | Members of nobility, one named on Collett 4-6-0 engine 7000 (9) |
| GOPSAL | Name of 'Hall' on WR Collett 4999 engine (6) |
| ALDWYN | Saint in the nameplate of WR Collett 5059 engine (6) |
| THRONE | Seat of any of those named on the engines of Collett '6000' class (6) |
| DYMOCK | 6864, number of Collett 'Grange' in Gloucestershire (6) |
| COGAN | Vale of Glamorgan 'Hall' named on Collett WR 5952 (5) |
| LINDEN | Collett 'Hall' 5984, with 'Lea' famous traditional English song (6) |
| RHUDDLAN | Castle in north Wales giving name to Collett engine 5039 (8) |
