1		"He has every ___," said Duncan Ross of Jabez Wilson, "I cannot recall when I have seen anything so fine." (11)
6		One-horse carriage in which Mortimer rode to Baskerville Hall (3)
8		The veiled lodger's initials (2)
9		"Vox populi, vox ___" (3)
11		How Holmes thumped on the Saxe- Coburg Square pavement (10)
12		Newspaper in which Holmes read a report of the murder at Mawson's (7,8)
17		Sloth (2)
18		He owned a Birmingham music hall (3)
20		The Foreign Office commissionaire had served in this town's Guards regiment (10)
22		"Saxe-Coburg" is such a name (6-9)
27		Initials of an Italian maid whose brother was murdered (2)
28		You could do this at a place between McFarlane's and the bank which Clay tried to rob (3)
30		The office where Wilson sat writing was in this street (5,5)
31		Mrs. Warren's house was here (5,4,6)
36		How Watson described Wilson on first seeing him (7)
37		"It is quite a three-pipe problem, and I beg that you won't speak to me for fifty ___" (7)

1		Clay's scam (3-6,6)
2		Before (3)
3		Old Testament priest (3)
4		Self-confidence (3)
5		Hour at which Wilson would stop working for 1dn (3)
6		"L'homme, c'est rien — l'oeuvre, c'est tout" Holmes remarks, quoting this author (7,8)
7		How Mr. Sherman was treated by children (5)
10		Some Abbey Grange silver was stashed under this (3)
13		By way of (3)
14		Schmaltz (3)
15		Baldwin's first name (3)
16		After serving in Afghanistan, Watson's skin was this brown (3)
19		"I could tell ___ tales of cobbler's wax..." (3)
21		Holmes looked at Sylvius like a chess-player who ___ his crowning move (9)
23		Eggs (3)
24		Mycroft was Sherlock's (3)
25		Sturmash's coal-owning partner (3)
26		And so on (3)
29		When last seen, Hosmer Angel wore trousers of this fabric (5)
32		Dartmoor hill top (3)
33		First name of Amberley's chess partner (3)
34		The shadow was under it (3)
35		It was mined in Cornwall (3)