- ESSEX
- Anglo-Saxon kingdom
- English county
- Antique auto
- Neighbor of Kent
- County in England
- County in England or New Jersey
- County on the Thames
- County of Salem, Massachusetts
- English county from which Rod Stewart comes
- Lower East Side street that shares a name with an English county
- Newark, New Jersey's county
- Brand of Steinway & Sons pianos
- Chelmsford's county
- English county bordering London
- English county near London
- English county whose seal is three scimitars
- London Stansted Airport county
- Massachusetts county just north of Boston
- Salem's county
- Robert Devereux's earldom
- County just outside of London
- New Jersey county or Massachusetts county
- Ipswich's county
- Devereux's earldom
- Salem, MA, county
- Vintage car
- 2nd Earl of ___ (Robert Devereux's title)
- Southend-on-Sea's county
- Roaring Twenties car
- Robert Devereaux's earldom
- San Fernando Valley : Valley girl :: London : _____ girl
- Ill-fated whaling ship of 1820
- New Jersey county considered part of Greater New York
- Site of London Stansted Airport
- Coastal county of England
- Ill-fated whaling ship that inspired "Moby-Dick"
- Thomas Cromwell's earldom
- Sides in an eternal battle
- County at one end of the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge
- County north of London
- Roaring Twenties auto
- Colchester's county
- Elizabeth's favorite
- Elizabeth's love
- Elizabethan earl
- Reo competitor
- Elizabeth I's favorite
- Former kingdom of Anglo-Saxon England
- Love of Elizabeth I
- Robert Devereux, Earl of ___
- Stutz Bearcat contemporary
- County north of the Thames
- Newark's county
- Rio contemporary
- Lord high constable in "Ivanhoe"
- Antique car model
- County near London
- Long-defunct carmaker
- New York county
- Reo rival
- County in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York
- County in southeastern England
- English earldom
- County in New Jersey or southeastern England
- County in southeast England
- Raleigh rival
- Confidante of Elizabeth I
- County bordered by the Thames
- County in which London Stansted Airport is located
- English county whose name referred to the East Saxons
- County in the East of England
- Epping Forest locale
- Historic English county
- New car of 1919
- Old Hudson auto
- The Private Lives of Elizabeth and ___ (1939 Bette Davis film)
- English county on the North Sea
- Suffolk neighbor
- Beloved of Elizabeth I
- English county northeast of London
- English county with an earldom
- Earl of ___ (title held by Thomas Cromwell)
- Queen Elizabeth's consort
- Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of ___
- British earldom
- County abutting London
- County north of Kent
- County northeast of London
- Elizabeth I's beloved
- Ill-fated favorite of Elizabeth I
- County in eastern England
- Earldom county on the Thames
- County that borders Greater London
- Suburban London county
- Earl of ____: Devereux
- Former county in SE England
- Classic car
- County, SE England
- Hudson model introduced in 1919
- English county bordering Suffolk
- Cambridgeshire neighbor
- County in SE England
- Lake Placid's county
- County in four Northeast states
- Cape Ann's county
- County bordering London
- County not far from London
- North Sea county
- County in four Northeastern states
- Boston suburb named for an English county
- County of southeast England
- Southeast England county
- London's neighboring county
- County south of Suffolk
- Thames Estuary county
- Friend of Elizabeth I
- County of England
- English shire
- County in East England
- Favored earl of Elizabeth I
- Where Colchester is
- Errol Flynn role of '39
- County bordering the Thames
- London Southend Airport locale
- County along the Thames
- It's between Suffolk and Kent
- Massachusetts county whose seat is Salem
- New Jersey county
- ___ House (hotel on Central Park South)
- The Private Lives of Elizabeth and ___ (Bette Davis film)
- County in New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Virginia
- County in Ontario
- Northeastern Massachusetts county
- Hupmobile contemporary
- New York county in the Adirondacks
- Whaleship that's the subject of the book "In the Heart of the Sea"
- Alain Ducasse at the ___ House (expensive New York restaurant)
- New Jersey county whose seat is Newark
- New York county on Lake Champlain
- New Jersey county that's home to the Sopranos
- Northeasternmost county in Vermont
- Old car make
- Easternmost county in Vermont
- Hudson motorcar
- Jumeirah ___ House (hotel on Central Park South)
- County in northeast New Jersey
- Favorite of Queen Elizabeth.
- U. S. aircraft carrier.
- Reborn flat-top.
- First of U. S. 27,000-ton carriers.
- Queen Elizabeth's favorite.
- County in New Jersey.
- Foe of Raleigh, friend of Elizabeth.
- U. S. carrier.
- Elizabethan figure.
- Famous frigate of 1812.
- Where Chelmsford is.
- Sir Walter Raleigh's rival.
- Suffolk's neighbor.
- Carrier in Apollo 7 pickup.
- Raleigh's rival
- Elizabeth's friend
- Old car
- Elizabeth courtier
- N. J. county
- County in N.J.
- Vintage auto
- Queen Elizabeth's friend
- Auto of yore
- Executed paramour of Elizabeth I
- Robert Devereux
- Favorite of Elizabeth I
- Character in "Elizabeth the Queen"
- Hudson contemporary
- Reo contemporary
- Lover of Elizabeth I
- Antique car
- Old auto
- Courtier of Elizabeth I
- A favorite of Queen Elizabeth I
- A lover of Elizabeth I
- Paramour of Elizabeth I
- Car of the 20's
- Favorite of Elizabeth
- Historic earldom
- 20's auto
- Connecticut River town
- County next to London
- Thomas Cromwell, Earl of ___
- The Thames borders it
- Elizabeth I's ill-fated favorite
- Southend-on-Sea site
- County of Newark, N.J.
- Earl of ___, favorite of Queen Elizabeth I
- The Private Lives of Elizabeth and ___ (1939 film)
- Earl in Shakespearean England
- Terraplane's predecessor, in old autodom
- Hedingham Castle locale
- Northernmost county of Massachusetts
- County ENE of London
- Earl in the court of Elizabeth I
- Connecticut town attacked by the British in the War of 1812
- One of the Home Counties
- One of Greater London's "home counties"
- County NE of London
- County bordering Cambridgeshire
- Earl of ___, favorite of Elizabeth I
- Earl of ___ a.k.a. Robert Devereux
- Locale of London Stansted Airport
- Clacton-on-Sea's county
- County of Salem, Mass.
- English or New Jersey county
- Super Six maker of the 1920s
- Whaling ship that inspired "Moby-Dick"
- Geographical name that comes from Old English for "East Saxons"
- New York county with Lake Placid
- Second-largest city in Vermont
- Hertfordshire neighbor
- County name in England and five U.S. states
- County name in five East Coast states
- Neighbor of Hertfordshire
- Super Six, of old autodom
- English county at one end of the Thames
- One of England's so-called "home counties"
- English county with three swords on its flag
- Poet Hemphill of the 1980s Black gay cultural renaissance
- Robert Devereux, Earl of ___ (favorite of Elizabeth I)
- -- Junction, VT
- County whose seat is Newark
- New Jersey county west of Hudson
- Steinway & Sons entry-level piano
- Rock On singer David
- The Bled "Hotel Coral ___"
- Former Anglo-Saxon kingdom
- It's on the North Sea
- Baltimore suburb
- County name in New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts
- English county at one end of the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge
- Whaler that inspired Melville's Pequod
- Connecticut town with a historic steam train
- New Jersey county with an English namesake
- Setting for a reality show once dubbed "a British 'Jersey Shore' "
- The Lower East Side's ___ Market
- Historical region of England
- Chelmsford is its county seat
- Flynn role opposite Davis
- Historically notable region of England
- Antique car make
- County by the Thames
- Antique auto or English county
- Chelmsford county
- Chelmsford's English county
- County next to Suffolk
- County in England and New Jersey
- County in Massachusetts and England
- Northeastern New Jersey county
- Queen Bess' favorite
- 20s classic car
- Elizabeth and ___
- Hotel on Central Park South
- Rock On singer
- Earl of ___ (Thomas Cromwell)
- English county on the Thames
- One of Elizabeth I's favorites
- Rock On rocker David
- County in Massachusetts or England
- Connecticut town with a steam train
- County east of London
- A "Home County" of London
- R&B group with the 1963 chart-topper "Easier Said Than Done," with "the"
- Site of the Tilbury Fort in England
- One of London's "Home Counties"
- Maryland town
- County adjacent to London
- County on the North Sea
- Maker of the 1929 Challenger
- English county north of Kent
