| Hill of S. F. | 13 |
| Hill in S. F. | 13 |
| High muck-a-muck, in Britain | 28 |
| Head: Slang | 11 |
| Fat cat, in London | 18 |
| Fat cat, in England | 19 |
| Famous Hill in San Francisco | 28 |
| Distinguished gent, in Soho | 27 |
| Cribbage knave | 14 |
| Certain jack, in cribbage | 25 |
| ___ Hill (affluent district in San Francisco) | 45 |
| __ Hill (San Francisco neighborhood) | 36 |
| __ Hill (San Francisco area) | 28 |
| Judge's pronouncement | 25 |
| Judge's declaration | 23 |
| Prosecutor's request at a murder hearing | 44 |
| Pronouncement before remanding a prisoner | 41 |
| Judge's order, at times | 27 |
| Judge's order for a flight risk | 35 |
| Judge's decree for a flight risk | 36 |
| Harsh pronouncement from a judge | 32 |
| Bench order | 11 |
| Dynamite inventor | 17 |
| Prestigious prize | 17 |
| Inventor of dynamite | 20 |
| Swedish philanthropist | 22 |
| Coveted prize | 13 |
| Stockholm prize | 15 |
| Prize name | 10 |
| Prize funder | 12 |
| Prize for Nelson Mandela | 24 |
| Peace prize | 11 |
| Dynamite inventor Alfred | 24 |
| Dynamite guy? | 13 |
| Swedish inventor of dynamite | 28 |
| Prized name? | 12 |
| Prize won by Obama | 18 |
| Prize won by four presidents | 28 |
| Prize given to Carter and Obama | 31 |
| Noted prize | 11 |
| Honor for four presidents | 25 |
| Dynamite creator | 16 |
| Big prize since 1901 | 20 |
| Writer's prize | 18 |
| Wiesel's award | 18 |
| Wiesel won one | 14 |
| Walesa's prize | 18 |
| The European Union has one | 26 |
| Swedish industrialist | 21 |
| Swedish engineer | 16 |
| Swede who had 350 patents | 25 |
| Stockholm name | 14 |
| Stockholm institute | 19 |
| Scientist for whom an element is named | 38 |
| Saul Bellow's prize | 23 |
| Prized prize | 12 |
| Prize won by Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter and Obama | 48 |
| Prize won by Obama and Carter | 29 |
| Prize won by Einstein and Yeats | 31 |
| Prize won by 3 U.S. presidents | 30 |
| Prize with six categories | 25 |
| Prize Walesa won | 16 |
| Prize that Sartre declined | 26 |
| Prize that Pirandello won in 1934 | 33 |
| Prize name since 1901 | 21 |
| Prize man | 9 |
| Prize given to Carter in 2002 | 29 |
| Prize founder | 13 |
| Prize for Toni Morrison | 23 |
| Prize for France | 16 |
| Prize for Curie | 15 |
| Prize for Carter | 16 |
| Prize eponym | 12 |
| Prestigious-prize benefactor | 28 |
| Prestigious prize awarded every December | 40 |
| Prestigious prize awarded each December | 39 |
| Prestigious annual prize that began in 1901 | 43 |
| Physics prize of note | 21 |
| Peace Prize donator | 19 |
| Peace Prize creator | 19 |
| Peace Prize benefactor | 22 |
| Peace award | 11 |
| One of the Prize guys | 21 |
| October announcement | 20 |
| Noted Swedish philanthropist | 28 |
| Mother Teresa's prize | 25 |
| Memorable munitions man | 23 |
| Man with a bang-up idea? | 24 |
| Literature prize of note | 24 |
| His invention was dynamite | 26 |
| Guy whose work was a blast? | 27 |
| Familiar name in prizes | 23 |
| Famed Swede | 11 |
| Element #102 is named after him | 31 |
| Element #102 eponym | 19 |
| Dynamite patentee Alfred | 24 |
| Dynamite man | 12 |
| Dynamite guy | 12 |
| Dynamite discoverer | 19 |
| Coveted annual prize | 20 |