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... . A CAPITAL day's sport was obtained with the Hon. C. Fitzwilliam's hounds on Thursday. The Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Manchester, and the majority of the Castle party were mounted. The Princess of Wales drove her own ponies, being accompanied by the Countess of Westmoreland. Leighton Gorse, strange to say, was drawn blank, but a fox being found at Hunt's Closes, a capital run was ...

... CHESS. TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. S. W. (Newport). You can obtain a copy of Wormald's Cliess Open ings from W. W. Morgan, 67, Barbican, E.C. H. L. (May-Fair). The St. George's Chess Club, Palace Chambers, St. Tames's-street, would suit you best. Apply to the Secretary, Mr. J.I. Minchin. J. Dobson (Pembrey). Your problem admits of an easy solution in two moves. H. F. (Kimbolton). Morphy, undoubtedly ...