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Down
1 - Forever honest (13)
2 - Use to one’s advantage (5)
4 - Diminish (6)
5 - Stretched out completely (12)
6 - Passing around a town (of a
road) (7)
7 - Congratulations (13)
8 - In a hostile manner (12)
14 - Type of vermouth (7)
16 - Instruct to do something (6)
19 - Humiliate (5)
Across
1 - Rain (anag) (4)
3 - Leave the ground (of a space
rocket) (5,3)
9 - Modifies (7)
10 - Insurgent (5)
11 - Measuring stick (5)
12 - Flexible (7)
13 - Uncover (6)
15 - Fanatic (6)
17 - Twisting force (7)
18 - Huge mythical creature (5)
20 - Seawater (5)
21 - Perennial herb (7)
22 - Improving the mind;
enlightening (8)
23 - Writing instruments (4)
About the books
Law & Order True Crime Sudoku and Crossword Activity Puzzle
Book: TV Series Edition
Our Fill In crossword puzzles are different from the traditional
crossword puzzle in that we supply you with the words, instead of
clues and you need to complete the grid. We call these Mosaic
Crosswords. This edition contains Law & Order True Crime words. It is
created by Law & Order True Crime fans Law & Order True Crime fans.
Convicts in the Colonies: Transportation Tales from Britain to
Australia
by Lucy Williams.
Between 1787 and 1868 more than 160,000 men, women and
children convicted of everything from picking pockets to murder were
sentenced to be transported beyond the seas. These convicts were
destined to serve out their sentences in the empire’s most remote
colony: Australia. Through real-life case studies,
Convicts in the
Colonies
narrates the history of convict transportation to Australia
from the first to the final fleet. Covering everything from crime and
sentencing in Britain and the perilous voyage to Australia, to life
in each of the three main penal colonies New South Wales, Van
Diemen’s Land, and Western Australia this book charts the lives
and experiences of the men and women who crossed the world and
underwent one of the most extraordinary punishment in history.
Competition
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The winners for June 2019:
1st prize (£100) Sean Hannigan (Leicestershire branch);
2nd prize (£60) Dennis Walland (Warwickshire & Coventry branch); 3rd prize (£40) Bill Lloyd (Bolton branch).
July 2019:
1st prize (£100) Sean Hannigan (Leicestershire branch);
2nd prize (£60) Dennis Walland (Warwickshire & Coventry branch);
3rd prize (£40) Bill Lloyd (Bolton branch).
August 2019:
1st prize (£100) Dennis Walland. (Warwickshire & Coventry Branch);
2nd prize (£60) Iain Sirrell. (York Branch);
3rd prize (£40) Sam Olphert. (Northern Ireland North West Branch).
Puzzles
The prizes for this edition are Law & Order True Crime Sudoku and Crossword Activity Puzzle Book and
Convicts
in the Colonies: Transportation Tales from Britain to Australia
by Lucy Williams.
Solve the puzzle/s and send them in. The lucky winners will be drawn out of the hat. Send the complete puzzles to:
‘Puzzles’, International Police Association, IPA HQ, Section UK, 1 Fox Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6AJ or as a scan by email to
mail@ipa-uk.orgmarked ‘Puzzles’. Deadline for entries is: 22 November 2019.
Vol 64, Edition 3 Winners:
Michael King (Staffordshire Branch)
wins the sudoku and
Puzzled to
Death
by Parnell Hall.
Ian Wilkinson (City of London &
Westminster Branch.) wins the
crossword and
The Mayfair Mafia
by
Dick Kirby.
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