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Herald GK Crossword

kjsgran | 10:11 Sat 15th May 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I need only one to complete this today. Clue A gruel of porridge in 18-19thcentury Scotland.(7) ?I?C?A?Any help greatly appreciated.Thank you kjsgran

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Hiya
I am looking for this answer too, if I get it I will let you know, but im struggling with the names this week, can you help?

Are all your letters correct ?
It could be Oatmeal

kjsgran

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Thank you redman41 but im pretty sure the letters are correct.

Thank you creamegg as this is my last one what can I help you with?

kjsgran

boxtops

I can;t help with the answer, but this is interesting!

http://www.caterersea...r-loves.-porridge.htm

Any of the names lol, I havent got any yet...I do struggle with the names.

The answer as far as I can make out is Brochan

yep i think your right with brochan.

kjsgran

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Creamegg What names are you looking for?
kjsgra

Try Barberry rather than berberis which I had originally then brochan fits.

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