| Robert Louis ___, Treasure Island author (9) |
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| Novelist destroyed sonnets about wartime victory (9) |
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| R L S ___ (1850-94), Edinburgh-born novelist (9) |
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| Adlai ___ (1900-65), the losing Democrat candidate for US president (in 1952 and 56) |
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| Juliet ___, star of movie Truly, Madly, Deeply (9) |
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| 7 tons for 9 (9) |
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| 19th Century Scottish novelist, author of Treasure Island and Kidnapped (9) |
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| Robert Louis —, Scottish author |
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| Robert Louis _, author of the classic novel Treasure Island (9) |
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| Robert Louis author of the classic novel Treasure Island (9) |
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| Holy man curtailed service for author |
The Telegraph Toughie |
10 Aug 2023 |
| Scottish writer who created 69-Down |
LA Times Daily |
01 May 2022 |
| Scottish writer who created 69-Down |
The Washington Post |
01 May 2022 |
| Writer of Rocket Man, did you say? |
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| Old Scottish author making sense on TV |
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| Way English archdeacon's supported by Scottish writer |
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| His doctor transformed the way service finishes early |
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| Scottish writer holding vespers briefly on street |
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| Good person with just the same name as writer |
The Sun Two Speed |
04 Aug 2019 |
| Robert Louis ---, author |
The Sun Two Speed |
04 Aug 2019 |
| Holy man quits working for author |
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| Writer of Rocket Man, we hear |
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| Scottish storyteller in street service finishing prematurely |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
09 Feb 2018 |
| From southern town, originally, and yet northern writer |
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| He wrote in earnest, even so, needlessly |
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| 'Boy's Own' dropping Western writer from Scotland |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
18 Mar 2017 |
| Author‘s position over red meat I twice ignored |
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| Eisenhower opponent |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Jul 2016 |
| Two-time loser to Eisenhower |
Universal |
21 Mar 2016 |
| Democratic presidential nominee before Kennedy |
New York Times |
11 Oct 2015 |
| Eisenhower opponent |
Universal |
02 Feb 2015 |
| Democratic presidential nominee before Kennedy |
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| Eisenhower opponent |
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| Scottish author nevertheless Samoan at the end, by the way |
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| Two-time presidential also-ran |
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| Two-time presidential also-ran |
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| Eisenhower opponent |
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| Did his treasure weigh "seven tons"? |
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| David Balfour's creator |
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| Memorable name in U.N. |
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| Cleveland's V. P. |
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| Recent traveler in South America. |
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| Scottish novelist. |
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| Mrs. Ives' brother. |
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| His hat's in the ring. |
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| He wrote "What I Think." |
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| Campaign figure. |
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| Author of "What I Think." |
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| Grover Cleveland's second-term V. P. |
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| Name on a campaign button. |
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| Prominent Democrat. |
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| First citizen of Libertyville, Ill. |
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| His middle name is Ewing. |
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| His grandfather was Cleveland's V. P. |
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| R. L. or A. E. |
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| He was born in Los Angeles. |
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| One of the whistle-stoppers. |
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| Governor in Springfield. |
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| He swapped his birthday. |
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| Author of Kidnapped, 1886. |
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| He gave away his birthday. |
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