... CHESS. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G. E. W. (Moreeambe.)-- Thanks for your card. It is now too late to ?ive aDy further notice of the match, but on. future occasions we shall he glad to jecord full particulars C. D. L. (Ryde.) We have written you a private letter. G. A. and D. L. Thanks for your information. Eolutiox of Problem No. 355 (Mr. Collins's.) White. Black. 1 Q takes Kt B takes Q, fa) ...

... DUSPINI'S STYPTIC JL.\t r ESTABLISHED 130 YEARS! FOR STOPPING all INTERNAL and EXTERNAL BLEEDINGS, F rom tlie simple cut linger to the dangerous heemorr- hnge of a ruptured blood-vessel. This Styptic possesses extraordinary power in arresting Htoinorrhages.-- Dr. Tuomab'b Practice of Physic, p. 278. No family should be without it. The Chevalier Ruspini begs to state that Messrs. BARCLAY ...

... HORSE AUCTIONS. TO be SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs. TATTERSALL, near Albert Gate, Hyde Park, on MONDAY, January 10th, the property of a Gentle man ordered to Ireland. RED, HAZARD, bay horse (foaled 1875) by Rosi- crucian out of Finesse by Stockwell, her dam Irish Queen by Harkaway. TO be SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs. TATTERSALL, near Albert Gate, Hyde Park, on MONDAY, January 10th, to dissolve a ...

... , , J. D. Theobald and. Co.'s Special Announcement. THE ACME FIELD GLASS. A good field glass could never be got under 40s., but we have now produced in large quantities THE ACME FIELD GLASS, relying on a rapid and extensive sale to pay us for bringing out an instrument at little more than half its usual price. It will give a sj)lend d view of 25 miles, show clearly the moving of birds that are ...

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... HOLLAND'S NEW ROOK RIFLE NEW EJECTOR TOP LEVER SNAP-ACTION RIFLES. As recommended by the Editor of The Field. See Extract Not content with the near approach to perfection Which they have achieved, Messrs. Holland have still further improved this action. AVe can strongly recommend this recent improvement in the rook rifle. BULLSEYE TWO INCHES SQUARE. Facsimile of target marie before the ...

... CHESS. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. W. S. (Montreal).-- Wo are much obliged for your letter and the photo graph. H. E. B.-- Letter received. _ H. M. We agree with you that the remark is not fairly applicable to SLr. Blackburne's blindfold games but we do not think the writer intended to be unjust. F. H.-- Book received. Solution of problem 316 by Daniel See, H. J. Killif, Julia Short and. ...

... TOLLEY'S NEWLY PATENTED PERFECTION HAMMERLESS GUN With Safety-bolt, in front of Hammers. Price from £17 17s. HAMMER GUNS, With Hammers out of the Line of Sight, &c. £13 13s., £15, £17 17s., £20, £25, and £30. TOLLEY'S LONG-EANGE WILDFOWL GUNS. PEBFOEMANCE OF 4-BORE AT 150 YARDS. We are now prepared to prove to any gentleman giving us a call, that by our new system of boring, we an give a ...

... MISS KATE RORKE. ...

... THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW, 1881. DOGS OF the CORPORATION. I.-- THE LORD MAYOR. III.-- THE CITY MARSHALL. I V-- THE COMMON COUNCILMAN. II.-- THE MAN IN ARMOUR. IV.-- THE SWORDBEARER. IV-- THE REMEMBRANCER. Reprinted on the Finest Plate Paper, Suitable for Framing, from the ORIGINAL BLOCKS. PRICE 2s. 6d. THE SET OF SIX. Can be obtained by Order from all Newsagents and Railway Bookstalls, or will ...

... THE LITTLETON HUNTERS. Sale of Thorough bred and Weight-carrying Hunters, TUESDAY, September 20th, 1881. MR. RYMIlL will SELL by AUC TION at Littleton Park Farm, Middlesex, 25 High-class HUNTERS. These horses have been pur chased by a Gentleman of admitted knowledge and great experience with hunters, from those who have ridden them to hounds during the last year, and many from two to three ...