- - head of a school or parish
- - episcopal-parish head
- - Leader of an Episcopal parish
- - Parish pastor
- - Parish church figure
- - Head of a university
- - Head priest at a religious house
- - Head of some schools
- - University head
- - School head.
- - Exeter head at Oxford.
- - Parish clergyman.
- - Parish head
- - Parish priest
- - Parish leader
- - Parish cleric
- - Parish minister
- - Cleric who again takes the doctor's part
- - Right side of the page on the right cleric
- - i'd leave the director and be seen in church
- - Resistance and division ousting Scotland's first minister
- - correct, ordinarily, about cleric
- - Right page? Right for clergyman
- - Anglican clergyman
- - Cleric frocked in correct ordination
- - as a director, i'd leave and become a minister
- - Apparently wrecked a clergyman
- - Episcopal clergyman
- - Some direct orders for the parson
- - One who will say prayers in correct order
- - Page on king and member of the clergy
- - Minister responsible for 20 down
- - Covers up direct order from minister
- - Clerical leader
- - Member of the clergy in park by hill
- - Go off Church reading, perhaps upsetting minister
- - Minister is member of board with first two members sacked
- - Cover-up incorrect order from minister
- - Priest at a mission
- - Recovery factor limits one of those in the ministry
- - Page on Rex, academy's headmaster?
- - Page on king and clergyman
- - Direct order constrains minister
- - Minister's time invested in incomplete log
- - Clergyman bound by direct order
- - Eminence following leader of Eucharist taken by Catholic priest
- - One paid for services rendered?
- - Episcopal parson
- - A man of the cloth
- - Oxford official
- - Curate's boss
- - Protestant priest
- - Catholic ecclesiastic
- - Principal's cousin
- - Clergyman or college bigwig
- - Principal's kin
- - Clergyman or schoolman
- - Headmaster's title.
- - Anglican priest
- - Episcopal cleric
- - Headmaster.
- - Minister of religion
- - Anglican cleric
- - Clergy member
- - Member of clergy
- - Minister
- - Vicar
- - Cleric
- - Churchman.
- - College official
- - University official
- - Church official
- - Service provider
- - Man of the cloth?
- - Religious leader
- - Divine
- - Clergyman
- - Rubbish church resistance over clergyman
- - Vicar in park, over the hill
- - Member of the clergy
- - He does things in religiously correct order
- - Scottish university official
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