| CHAPPELL | William --, 1809-88, English antiquary (8) |
| ARNOLD | Matthew --, 1822-88, English poet (6) |
| QUATRAIN | Antiquary wasting year translating a few lines of verse (8) |
| TENNYSON | English poet, 1809-92 (8) |
| AUBREY | Take up Paraguay tea, entertaining upper-class English antiquary |
| ASHMOLEAN | Museum named after a 17th century English antiquary (9) |
| JOHNSTOW | and 20dn, Chronicler and antiquary who published a Survey of London in 1598 (4,4) |
| BENTINCK | William Henry Cavendish --, 3rd Duke of Portland, PM in 1783 and from 1807 to 1809 (8) |
| DARTMOOR | Prison that opened in 1809 (8) |
| ASHMOLE | Elias -------, 17th-century English antiquary who gave his name to famous Oxford museum (7) |
| STOW | John ___, English antiquary, whose Survey of London 1598 remains an important source on Elizabethan life and times (4) |
| ELIAS | and 47ac, English antiquary who donated most of his collection to the University of Oxford to create a museum that is named after him |
| KENTUCKY | US state in which Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809 (8) |
| EDIE | Beggar in Sir Walter Scott's "The Antiquary" |
| OCHILTREE | Licensed beggar in Sir Walter Scott's The Antiquary (9) |
| QUAY | Antiquary, untrained for the wharf (4) |
| HISTORIAN | Antiquary (9) |
| JAMES | M R ___, author of 1904 collection Ghost Stories of an Antiquary (5) |
| SCOTT | Sir Walter -; author who wrote the Waverley novels including The Antiquary, Rob Roy, The Bride of Lammermoor and Kenilworth (5) |
| CAMDEN | Antiquary and former headmaster of Westminster School who is depicted in a bust in Westminster Abbey with one hand on his great survey Britannia (6) |
