Vocabulary in 'Notes From a Small Island' by Bill Bryson Crossword

The word in the first paragraph meaning 'the outer districts of a town or city'.
The noun in paragraph one suggesting that London is a vast city.
The paragraph one adjective which describes the streets of London
This colour is used paragraph one to suggest tedium or dreariness
In paragraph one, not semi-detached houses but...
In paragraph two, the noun which means someone selling tickets at inflated prices to tourists
A noun in paragraph two synonymous with 'beggars'.
The second town in Kent which Bryson mentions
According to Bryson in paragraph two, this place is a magnet for beggars.
A dismissive adjective in paragraph three used to denigrate one of England's greatest writers.
An adjective in paragraph three synonymous with 'self-important'
A noun in paragraph three synonymous with 'stupidity'
A verb in paragraph three which means 'argue with'
A synonym in paragraph three for 'enchanting' or 'spellbinding'
An adjective in paragraph four synonymous with 'polite'
In paragraph five, an adjective meaning 'pleasant' or 'appealing'
A noun in paragraph five meaning 'manners'.
In paragraph five, an adjective meaning 'random'