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... THEr GPIAME OF CHESS. DIE ?? H - 18. 8. 190Q. ; - PROBLEM No, 6f7. By S Loyd. IBLACK %4 pleee3). WIITB (6 pieces). White o pliy and male ia two moves. PROBLEMI No. 6W8. BLACK k9 pleCe2). WHITS (5 pieces). White to play and mate in two moves. The encounters between Messrs Mason and Gunsberg have lonz been noted for their stubborn character. The undernoted is the last game played between them at ...
... HUNTING- APPOINTriENTlNS. Two Pseecy FoXaoNDS. Friday, Dec. 28 ?? 1. ?? ?? 11'0 Jan. 1 . White Swan, Alonvick . 110 Wednesday, den, ' .. Bruntoo. 11 0 Friday, Jan. 4 ?? iiddleton (Mr &, Rea's) .. . - 110 MR Cmtssrao's Foxnotm'os. Owingtothe deatho Liord Arnmatrong SIr Clennell's bounds Will not bluat until further notiet. MaB BCRDO SNoNDERSaN'S FOXsUNyDS. Tuesday, San. I ?? ilue Bell. BelLord ...
... Tll5 PERCY FoxHouNs. Monday, March 12 ?? Newhbam ?? ?? ; 1-0 Wednesdav, March14 ?? Roddarn ?? :. ,- _ ?? ,10*30 Friday, March 16 ?? The liennels ?? -. 11,0 Saturday, March . Beanle. . .. 1- Monday, March 19 ?? Thiest's Dean Bridge . 120 Wednesday, March 21 ?? Stamford ?? l20 Friday, Miarch 2 h do ?? -ndon liall ?? 1 20 HIt EURDON SAXDERSON s FoxinocaDs. In consequence 01 the death of Mr Selby ...
... -~ ~ I . 0 .17, 2, 1900. Correspondents are requested to address, all communicattous for tbis department to the Chess Editor, Weekly Courant' Office, Nwcawtie-on-T~vne Items intended for publication should reach us as early as possible in the week. PROBLEM No. 619. -By R E Bridgewater. (A prize cornposiLion). ?? t9 piences). WH!IT (IL pieces). White to piay and mate in two moves. PROBLEM No ...
... -0 25. 6, 1900. Al communieations for tbis department to be addreed to the DR1VGET3 EDBtOR, 5, LiringStbne Buildbegs, High Nortligate, Darlington. Matter intended for publication should mach ts not later than Tuesday in each week. Games and solutions to be written out in six columnma Problem forms mxaybe obtained from the head offce of the Bewcastle Weekly Couraot, or from the Draughts ...
... se Ir X °- 15. 12, 1900. Correeponaents are requested to address all comuenieatlont for this department to tli, Chess Editor, *Weekly Courant Office, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Items intended for publioation should reach u sas early as poasible in the week. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mr S. W. Hood, Gateshead. Many thanks for contributions. Cvrrect Solutions received from Me3srs J. V. Dixon, London S. E. ...
... THE GAW OF CHESS. 1 -6- 1s, 10, 3SOW. TO CORRESPONDZNTS. M~r W i G reen ell, Newcastle..-any thanks for games. PROBLIQ.1 No. 682. By V De If ehiuwerth. BLA CR l pif l ). 1711IT3 (8 p:eces). White 5o plV ant ?? inl thre itoves. PRfmOB it 7-;. 6S3. Bi}, v W Wood, BLAcii (4 piece?). nhie 'ar (B plers.U). . 'Vhite to Pkt and wate it: two moves. Played in thle sermi final round of the Competition ...
... - 0- 14, 4, 190. Correspondents are requested to address all communleatiofls for this departrnent to the Cbess Editor, Weekly Ozurant Office, Newcattle-cn-Tyne. Items intended fcr publication should reach us as early as Dossible in the week. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correct solutions received ?? Messrs 3 V Dixou, R Bee, C A U Woods, J A Challice, and J W Hood. PIIOBLEM No. 633).-B13b Max FeiMl, ...
... -0- 19. 5. 1900. Oorreepondents are requested to address all communieations for this department to the Chess Editor, 'Weekly CourSmt' Office, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Items intended for publication should reach us as early as possible in the week. PROBLEM No. 643-By A V EBde. stACK (4 plede). wnirn (b pieces). White to piay and ;nae in two moves. -PROBLEN No. 644--By It H Bridgewater. RLACE (5 ...
... ?? - 28, 4, 1900. C OorreBpondents are requested to address all oommunleationfs for this department to the Chess Editor, Weekly Courant Office, Newcagtle-on-Tyne. Items intended for publication should reach us as early as possible in the week. PROBLEM No. U7. -By B G Laws. BT.kCI; ;7 pieces). WHITS (e pieces). White to play and mate in two moves. PROBLEM No.638. BflAcK (2 pieces). WHITE (4 ...
... ?? -- 2D, 10, 1900. TO COBcESPOIN-DEN~TS. Correct solutions received from Mes~rr J W Eood, J V Dixon, W 1-1 Danson, S E Doason, Captain J A Chalice, and Rev C A 1H Wccds. Rev flobt. Bee, Cowpen-Verv pleased to hear from you again. P -PROBLEM No. 684. By T Taverner, Bolton. ELwCni (5 ple-e). Wmlr (6 pieces). ^ Wbite to play and mate in two moves. PROBLEM No. 685. 3By F Kunskop. tAGcK t7 pieces) ...
... 6, 10. 1900. Correspoadents ale requested to nddress all COMnUfl~ati0fl5 for this department to the Cbess Editor, Weekly Courant Offiee, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Items intended for pubbicErtior; Ghouldxreach,us as early as De2sible in the week. TO CORRFESONDZTS. Mr James NV. Hood, Gateshead-Many thankS for problem which appears below. PROBLEM No. 681. By N. J. Maximoff. St. Petersburg. e BIACr (6 ...