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The Times - Cryptic Jul 21 2007

ClueAnswer
A carrycot is adapted for those born ahead of others? ARISTOCRACY
A lot of deer run round young scout WOLFCUB
A nice broth cooked with a variety of vegetable HARICOTBEAN
A sign of strain between opposing temples HEADACHE
Absurd how one might want prompt for BBC concert? POINTLESS
Amusing escapade around a new Scots town LANARK
Area near Heathrow sees house possibly going fast HOUNSLOW
Attempt when going round to absorb something of Rome or Versailles? TREATY
Bosworth is to Richard somewhat as Agincourt is to English? HISTORIC
Clue for Morse, perhaps, which may show suspect was in Oxford? FOOTPRINT
Coconut shy perhaps offers a reasonable target FAIRGAME
Conclusion of speech about fine holes? PERFORATION
Dampness - one's penetrated to the greatest extent by river MOISTURE
Ditch had to be cut twice HAHA
Electronic periodical's raised computer pastime? GAME
Feline enters not having fallen and suffering no harm UNSCATHED
Flower rain hurt in minutes unfortunately ANTIRRHINUM
Friend's chasing eastern bird all the time ETERNALLY
German and Swiss tourist hotels of fair size, primarily GASTHOFS
Government department attempt to go after small cars MINISTRY
Great joy of people around goddess, mostly RADIANCE
Having foolish person about does unfortunately stop business CLOSEDOWN
He's pro man? It has to be wrong MISANTHROPE
I will pick up lines in a strange language from Albania ILLYRIAN
In pubs, a way to show guts INNARDS
Married girl with right style MANNER
Mass of things to plunder in traveller's bag RUCKSACK
Memento Japanese bar will do? KEEPSAKE
Most sage is used in non-oriental lands WISEST
Nervous move by horse traps Indian, caught and calling loudly SCREECHY
Note girl is representative of one sector of society MIDDLECLASS
Official: PA's belonging to Pennsylvania perhaps? SECRETARYOFSTATE
One perhaps running drinks in SW part of Arabia SPORTSWOMAN
Organist yelled, covering swelling by organ STYE
Peacekeepers walk, against the official rules UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Pedestrian roamed around cathedral NOTREDAMEDEPARIS
Producer of The War of the Worlds, taking in populace, ultimately? WELLES
Reformed lad - or lad posing as reformed? PRODIGALSON
See only the inner part of the ear OTIC
Shakespeare's intention to leave something to wife that's poor in quality WILL
She had orris ground up as a pungent root HORSERADISH
Show's included short run before second setback REVERSAL
Soldiers in town, so raring to get deployed GARRISON
Space for some in college - starting at sixteen? SENIORCOMMONROOM
Start to emboss title line for hard cover ENAMEL
Stone in Bolivian city is left unlaid, oddly LAPISLAZULI
Stumble upon wings of Trinity church altarpiece TRIPTYCH
Sudden attack where dogs break part of skull INCURSION
Taking taxi back before tea Alan returned about one for festival BACCHANALIA
These would be for Queen Mary, say, as fog's concealing anchor coming adrift MONARCHISTS
Thinking of the future, pressure uneducated to take books PRUDENT
Through which something has got to last word TERM
Title of organ piece coming last in recital EARL
Tough band in joint take advantage of freebies - let it be the end of that LIGAMENT
Towers used in the Bastille for beheading of the Queen? OURS
Valve that's instrumental part of engine PISTON
Way World War one soldier left unfinished verse STANZA
What Speaker may require one's found in a politician and long-term inmate AMPLIFIER
What's set many free? AMNESTY
White House? Its inmate has wings demolished by civil engineer RESIDENCE
A set performing, good over a period of many years AGELONG
Actin' as an agent to bring back child NIPPER
Animals adapting as terrain finally changes GIANTPANDAS
Are garments without slit socially acceptable for ambitious females? ADVENTURESSES
Cones I encountered in Bristol when travelling STROBILI
Criminal man, handler of goods MALEFACTOR
Desire to be cowardly, not revealing name CRAVE
Goddess with a certain look enthralling gent ultimately ASTARTE
Home next to new hotel INN
Initiative taken by magazine when there's delay LEADTIME
It may give edge to bottom of coat TRIM
It may have an answer, but it's full of holes RIDDLE
Maiden is dull companion, making for this? MISMATCH
Most weedy group relax beside street GANGLIEST
Native said one particular drink must be swallowed ORIGINAL
Nothing like War and Peace can be read in a month, girl! NOVELLA
Offensive and misleading statement in article ALIEN
One's cornered here in a square dance movement FIGUREOFEIGHT
Perhaps jam stalls will need something to put the money in STANDSTILL
Port wine MUSCAT
Public arena that facilitates a start to negotiations COMMONGROUND
Row, heading off at top speed ALLOUT
Scoundrel has particular drug - speed RATE
Tea put out with Bunter getting a spread PEANUTBUTTER
The tide has aquatic mammal left stranded SEA
They may give actors strange looks with the script so bad PROSTHETICS
Utter verdicts leading up to hat-trick ball OUTANDOUT
Wicked? Say, gangster murder sure is! ILLEGAL
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