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Judicial body of the Holy Roman Empire organized by Maximilian I in the late 15th century
AULICCOUNCIL
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Seaside resort on the south coast of Devon between the estuaries of the rivers Exe and Teign
DAWLISH
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Georges —, French composer of 1925 ballet Les Matelots
AURIC
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James —, author of 1957 autobiographical novel A Death in the Family
AGEE
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& 6D 1937 Ernest Hemingway novel whose central character is Harry Morgan (2,4,3,4,3)
TOHAVE
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Charles —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Fanny
BOYER
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London railway station opened in 1837
EUSTON
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Franz —, German expressionist painter whose works include 1912 oil The Shepherds
MARC
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County town of County Tyrone in Northern Ireland
OMAGH
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City in Umbria, Italy, noted for its Gothic cathedral
ORVIETO
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Slightly sour black bread made from coarse rye flour
PUMPERNICKEL
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2007 crime film starring Michael Caine and Demi Moore
FLAWLESS
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Town in Vicenza, Italy, east of Lake Garda associated with the wool industry
SCHIO
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P W —, state president of South Africa from 1984-89
BOTHA
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2007 Dubai World Cup-winning horse
INVASOR
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Standard unit of currency of Ethiopia
BIRR
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See 12 Across
ANDHAVENOT
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Small bird of prey of the Americas such as the Eastern —
SCREECHOWL
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Unit of weight equal to 2240 pounds
TON
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Small tree or shrub whose leaves are used to make a beverage
TEA
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Victoria —, 2012 and 2013 winner of the Australian Open singles tennis championship
AZARENKA
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London-born US film and stage comedian who died in 2003 aged 100
BOBHOPE
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The —, 2010 novel by Frederick Forsyth
COBRA
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Jane —, French cancan dancer; subject of artworks by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
AVRIL
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Genus of plants that includes cuckoopint
ARUM
