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... CHESS. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G. Adamson (City Club). Many thanks for your communications, for which we hope shortly to make room. H. Court, L. Desanges, R. Waldron, W. Porter (Thingwall Hall), Benson W. Clegg, J. K., Conservative Club (Bedford). Quite right, No. 722 seems to admit of two solutions. T. B. R. (Dublin). Pleased to hear from you. Notice deferred. A. Morgan, Carelake Wood, W. ...

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