England : 3 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Jane Grey (Queen of England for nine days) ___ Abbey, Dracula's home in England ___ Anglia, England ___ Chief Justice (England's top judge) ___ Day, post-Christmas holiday in England ___ End (westernmost point of England) ___ England ___ Fawkes Day, Nov. 5 in England ___ Fell Pike (England's highest point) ___ Fell Pike, England's highest peak ___ Highness (title in England) ___ of Threadneedle St. (Bank of England) ___ olde England ___ Saint Edmunds, in England ___ Sea between Ireland and England _____ Bay (New England site) ... what happens in England? 'Great' river of England " . . . ___-voice of England" (Tennyson on Milton) "__ be in England ...": Browning "___ be in England . . . " "___ be in England . . . ": Browning "___ be in England . . . ": R. Browning "___ be in England ... " "___ be in England ..." (Robert Browning) "___ be in England..." (Robert Browning) "___ be in England" "___ England Slept," J.F.K. book "___ in England . . . ": Browning "___ up, wear it out" (New England maxim) "____ be in England": Browning "_____ be in England..." "--- in England..." "... And I'm the queen of England!" "...foreign field that is forever England" penner "A Texan in England" author "And ___ Queen of England!" "And I'm the queen of England" "Cool" poet in New England "England hath long been mad, and scarr'd ___": Richmond in "King Richard III" "England's rose" of song "History of England" author David "Oh, ___ in England . . . " "Oh, ___ in England . . . " : Browning "Oh, ___ in England..." "See ya," in England "The chief nurse of England's statesmen" "The Condition of the Working Class in England" author "The nursery of England's gentlemen" "This ___ Eden" (Shak., re England) "This scepter'd ___" (England) "Three Places in New England" composer "Three Places in New England" composer Charles "Venerable" monk of old England "Venerable" monk of old England (abbr.) "Why England ___" (J.F.K. book) *Like England's National Health Service care 5th-c. invaders of England 10th-century king of England 16th- and 17th-century entertainment in England 17th-century New England settler 19th century England 39.37 inches, in England 45 years after William I invaded England 1785 invention of England's Edmund Cartwright 1988 film set in a New England pie maker's shop A New England inst. A's opposite, in England Abolitionist in England About 39 inches, in England About 45 inches, in England About a quart, in England About four bushels, in England About two shillings, in Anglo-Saxon England Actor from Bristol, England Actor from Cowes, England Actor Jeremy from England Actress Diana from England Actress from Coventry, England Actress Smith from England Actress Taylor who was born in England, familiarly Affectedly quaint, in England Afternoon observance in England Alphabet ender in England American, in England Ancient Celtic tribe of England Ancient tribe of England Ancient, mystifying construction in England Animal on England's shield Annual rowing regatta site in England Anthony of England Any one of New England's six April 19 in New England Area of southern England Aroma, in England At bottom of tip jar in England Auto parts in England Baby carriage, in England Bath, England, e.g. Beast in the Royal Arms of England Beloved figure in England Benevolent soc. that started in England Big house in England Bike-parking space, in England Bird called an ortolan in England Blackjack, in England Blackpool's area in England Blue-veined cheese from England Body of water between England and Norway Bones, in England Boxing Day in England, for one Break in England Breed developed in England Bring down, in England Britain or England Building material first made in Dorsetshire, England Bull of England Bundles of twigs, in England Butterine, in England Canyon white-water ride includes England's foremost thespian (6,4) Capital of England, to Parisians Capital of Suffolk, England Carbine manufactured in England Cartoonist from England? Cast off feathers, in England Catch of the day, say, in New England Catch, in England Cathedral city in eastern England Cathedral city in England Cathedral city in southwest England Cathedral city of England Cathedral town in England Cathedral town of England Cause of 19th century warfare between England and China Certain New England collegian Certain New England student Channel between mainland England and the Isle of Wight, with "the" Cheese from England Cheese originally from Somerset, England Chile-to-England shipment China flaw, in England China from England Church of England officer Church of England parish priest Churchill's "___ England Slept" City in eastern England; city in Massachussets City in England City in N.C. or England City in southern England City in southwest England with a noted cathedral City in SW England City near York, England City of Eastern England and of Massachusetts, USA City of England City of New York and England Clarified, in England Classic 1913 novel called "the tragedy of thousands of young men in England" by its author Classic cricket match between England and Australia Clear libation popular in England Cleverness shown by New England colonists Closest French town to England Cloudiest, in England Coarse, witty New England verse? Coastal county of England Coin of England College in S England Common soccer score, in England Common, in New England Conqueror of 1066 England Conqueror of England, 1066 Countess's spouse, in England Country crooners England and Herndon Country singer England and others Country singer England et al. Country singers England and Herndon Country singers Herndon and England County in East England County in eastern England County in New Jersey or southeastern England County in SE England County in southeast England County in southeastern England County in southern England County in the East of England County of Dover, Delaware ... or Dover, England County of England County of SE England County seat of Suffolk, England County, in England Cow barns, in England Coward from England Coward of England Cricket in England, e.g. Criminal gives to Goodwill? [England] Crowded city in England d, in England Danish borough in England Danish king of England Danish king of England: Var. Danish king who conquered England: Var.