... CHESS. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. II. E. Bihd.-- Your not sending jihoto before starting obliges us to defer tlx notice until next week. 15. W. C. Next week. C. E. Campbell (President Charterhouse C.C.I.-- Many thanks. Next week. A lfbkd Saxsom.-- Your letter received. Tray accept our deep sympathy. E. Freeboboogi! (Hull).-- Received with thanks. Solution of Problem No. T20 by A. P. Ford ...

... 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. ...

... THE LAST OF THE CURLING SEASON.-- ABER- FELDY v. WEFM. THE roaring game all Scotchmen declare to be king o' games, and when the icy board is hard and holding the angler forgets the rod and the golfer thinks not of his favourite driving club; the broom and the curling stones, the cram pit, the hoose, and the potlid are all uppermost in his mind. It is possibly more the game of the people ...

... . By a Novice. BY an introduction to golf I do not wish the reader to imagine that I am about to relate the difficulties and disappointments I encountered during the first game I ever played; that would scarcely edify a schoolboy. My intention is really to try to prove that the intricacies and difficulties of the game are such, that, to a person taking it up late in life, an introduction of ...