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The Telegraph - Cryptic Oct 11 2004

ClueAnswer
A spot of illicit drinking SHEBEEN
Be nice to a dog and a bird, for example PATTERN
Bribed not to squeal? OILED
Call for a rise REVEILLE
Corner at 90 RIGHTANGLE
Directions to prosecute follow ENSUE
Discrimination makes sense TASTE
Drawing showing face lift? ELEVATION
Feeler from worker girl rejected ANTENNA
Gown worn by king receiving decoration ROBE
Ground swells? LORDS
Has a stroke of luck? HOLESINONE
He may have the lot or about three quarters OWNER
He was famous as a chemist over half Europe PASTEUR
It is provided in important cup match SEMIFINAL
It will slide down a hill and spill out LANDSLIP
Lied about being out of work IDLE
Lips met in frenzy - they cling on tenaciously LIMPETS
Members of this society have a lot in common AFFLUENT
Nut-cracker? COSH
One fat round Scots land-owner LAIRD
Pacify monkey, feeding it vegetables APPEASE
Redhead at the tea-table GINGERNUT
Row with the French continues bitterly RANKLES
Settles for ten less in exchange NESTLES
Stock check STEM
Stubborn stain to be treated OBSTINATE
Suit oneself DRESS
Tense exam of a sort of poetry PASTORAL
They have short-service commissions ERRANDBOYS
Union notices BANNS
What the Northern Lights may lead one? MERRYDANCE
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