... cannot be solved by 1. P to Q 4, on account of Black's being able to reply with 1. Q to Q B sq. A game in the recent Chicago Chess Tournament between Messrs. Mackenzie and Hosmer. [Ruy Lopez.] White (Mr. M.) Black (Mr. H.) White (Mr. M.) Black (Mr. H.) 1 ...

... Owing to pressure on our space, our record of Provincial Theatricals, Chess, and our Correspondent's Letter from Paris, have been unavoidably held over till next week. ...

... solutions received from R. W. S., J. G., Victor, and King's Knight. The following game was played some time ago at the Liverpool Chess Club, between Mr. Steinitz and an Amateur, the former giving the odds of his Queen's Knight, and conducting seven other games ...

... his r.inth move are now apparent. Finely played. A quiet but excellent move. Iff) Piling the agony Played at the Nottingham Chess Club, between Messrs. Ward and Browne, the former giving the odds of Queen's Knight, llemove White's Queen's Knight. [Muzro ...

... attention. Correct solutions of problems will be duly acknowledged. Problem No. 27. By Mr. G. E. Carpenter. (From the American Chess Record.) BLACK. WHITE. White to play, and mate in two moves. Solution- of Problem No. 26. White. Black. 1. B takes P 1. P ...

... The following well fought games were played in the late match between twelve of the City of London Chess Club and the same number of the Bermondsey Club, the former giving the odds of the Knight [Remove White's King's Knight.] White. Black. (Mr. De Vere ...

... time to pull, but was, they considered, unfit. Cer tainly scarlet-fever does not seem a good tiling to train on.-- The annual chess match between the colonies is shortly to come oil'. Alelbourne has hitherto been the victor in these mental tourneys, but her ...

... 35min. 28 sec. the quickest on record, Time for the 50 miles, 3h. 9nxin. 19soe. About 7000 pei'sons were present. Chess Match. The great chess match between the Rev. G. A. Macdonnell and Mr. Weisker terminated on Monday in favour of Mr. Weiskor. The final ...

... Morphy's play, which is not to he found in any published collection of his games, we are indebted to the City of London Chess Magazine [King's Gambit Declined.] White.. Black. (Mr. Morphy.) (Mr. Boden.) 1. P to K 4 1. PtoK4 2. P to K B 4 2. B to Q B ...

... No. 84. From the Deutsche Schachzcitung. BLACK. WMfr. mzm vtmm The following game was recently contested at the Manchester Chess Club, between Mr. Steinkahler and Mr. Badderly White (Mr. B.) Black (Mr. S.) Wuite (Mr. B.) Black (Mr. S.) 'f! 1. PtoK4 ...

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... BRITISH CHESS ASSOCIATION PROBLEM TOURNEY. The final award of the Committee was made recently, and is as under 1st Prize. S. Sorensen, Copenhagen. 5th Prize. C. Naudsbaum. 2nd Conrad Bayer. 0th J. At. Brown. 3rd J. H. Finlinson. 7th L. Rossat.i. 4th IV ...