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The Telegraph - Cryptic Sep 03 2004

ClueAnswer
A French waiter's accent CEDILLA
A marmalade container, perhaps, not properly shut AJAR
A word for 'charge' in certain dictionaries INDICT
Adviser and government agent taking time with worker CONSULTANT
Agony one's seen in the face PAIN
Amateur initially determined to be a philosopher BENTHAM
Assemblyman? HEADMASTER
Be grateful for increase in value APPRECIATE
Believe people first on the scene ADAMANDEVE
Boss, a big beast losing his head UMBO
Chinaman gets man out possibly MAOTSETUNG
Confidence of late comedian HOPE
Copper piece about 20 inches in length CUBIT
Dancer from the 1960s is dishonest person TWISTER
Elvis was not ace - terrible turns! SWIVELS
Excellent place in which to establish government CAPITAL
Family man about to make silly mistake CLANGER
Fish caught round island provides fundamental ingredient BASIS
Girl must go round hiding a gross figure DIAGRAM
Grinder of an amount of chemical matter MOLAR
Hand covers knight, piece on chessboard PAWN
Huge vessel full of sulphur VAST
Instructions to make sure charged particles remain on course Directions
Lass boy pined for MISSED
Natal region? BIRTHPLACE
Part of church Jack mentioned NAVE
Perversely I see men as hostile people ENEMIES
Pig has sat on clothes item? It doesn't matter! SOWHAT
Place in which insect loses tail LOCUS
Sailor is despicable person, one no good RATING
Severely criticise leader as a shark HAMMERHEAD
Stick lying across a track ROAD
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