... DRAU (iH'f S. MANOHESTPU WsYarTY Txi-a. FRIDAY, SIptember 21, 1900. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. Kernan (Lancaster).-Thlanks for communlcation. J. Lingard (Ardwick).-Correot solution of Problem No. 901 reoceived. The meeting, as you will notice from our news paragraphs, will shortly bo held. W. J. Ormnstn (Stalybridge).-Your problem is rather too easy for publication. Try again. SOLUTION TO ...

... LANCASHIRE v. FS;EX. These counties Met yesterday at Old Tralford. Tbe weather wvas liue but with rain clouds hovcring about, Lancashire played Holland and Huddleston for Webb and Mold, these being, the only chnges from the team which had dose duty in the ast three games. Essex made one alteration from the team which yesterday defeated Leicester, F. L. Faue stand- jig down in favour of ...

... CHIESS. I CONDYUCTRID BY DR. A. WAIILTUCH. MA1wnEtS1'sre WBI3m1uY TimES. FRIDAY. Ootober 19, 1900. PROBLENC No. 1,070. By WV. H. Gundry, Exeter (specially contributed). Black, 7 piece. _ White, 9 pieces. Wbite to play, and mate in three moves. 1Q61 p2B2 12Pp l fP 2 P41 I kpKt3 I p71 E P4 P2 IK 3tt3 SOLUTION OF PROBLEM. Solution of Problem by W. R. Turner, No. 1,068.- lEt-B 5. 3 Black. White. ...

... DRAUGHTS. i MANCRESTI3n IRVRKLT7 TnMrB. FRIDAY, October 6, 19C0. SOLTMON OF PV1V)P.LE AP No. 903. By Mr. John IHyUd, jun., Mnel!ipter. Whiteo meni on 13, 18 21. 25, 26, 27, 28, and 32. l3ack men on 1, 6. 7, 8, 14, 16, 18, end 10. 27-24 13-9 26-22 32-16 15-10 22-15 16-20 6-13 20. -27 8-12 12-19 White Wilns. PROBLEM No. 904. By Mr. 1.. 4Steawarl, Kirrienmair. white. Black. Black to move and win ...

... MANCKRZSTER W3:%K1f TIxER. FRID&r, MlaY 4, 17igj A.NSwEL-RS TO CORRESFPONDXINTS. F. PEARSON (Bredbur31.-We are tenh nblin-,4 f,, your additional play onl No. 881. anld .diter zstr.r( perusal it Would seem as8 though blacks might draw Ve will have a further-examinatiorr of the pcosh~, and will let you know the result. R. SWFINDELLS, JrN. (Manchester).-We ?? been able to demonstrate a win on the ...

... DRAUCUITS. MTANChrrl. W:iWr.Y~y T;trs. FtllDY, AUellS,ust IP;1 -ANSWE1.1S '4 ?? .r. Jeoit ;iSto( ;'porq. Sa,!I l b S1.: I lx;!:1ri ?? at vn1' ('1i)ltC( il t!l. 1 ?? ?? AV. IT !,Jlorvoc-lss(I ' l.i.h-A, .ll r limited lei-kulro Will ?? l t ' j' kinld Offer. t((ti01). ?? Ole L., ?? e; - folir year-i al;i,, :~t ;ls., 1. ! i, proldein (itd nil'tr . I i ; . n I C 0!. file of thle - W'eekly Time t, I ...

... ChESS. I af a . CONDUCTBD BY DR. A. WAIILTtrCYR. 'P RBLEM No. 1,082. By Wi H. Gandry, Eeter. (SpeeiUyY contxibated). Blcek, 7' ?? * - t White, 8 pieese White to play And mate ia twree moves. 3 Xt 41914 R 31 p2 k kt P1 I I I 1p I P 3P 1 PI B5p1I 6BII END GAI&M This position owccrred il ,'game played laa week at the Manchester Chess Club. bite. 21 pieces. White to pla nd mate in four move9s ...

... I FOOTBALL OF THE WEEKs NOTES, NEWS, AND GOSSIP. BY OUR SPECIAL FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENTS. ASSOCIATION. Perhaps the most striking feature of the League engagements of Saturday last was the bad luck that befel the home clubs. 'Not only isas this so from the inere, footlall point of view, but. it was also true as regards attendalnces. Why, there wvere not so many spectators at the whole of the ...

... Ih C ESS. I CONDUCTED BY DR. A. 'WAHLfUCH. MANCHESTER WEEET.Y rI'1. FRIDAY. Septen ,ir 28, 1900. ?? A- - _ PROBLEI-I No. i,067.)O Speoially contributed by W. H. Turner, Pendloton. Black, 3 piecedl White, 5 piesos. White to play, and mate in three moves. SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS. Problem No. 1,065. By MClett. 1. P x P en passnt. Solved by F. Blir I 'Atanaliester), excellent, it is easy to see that ...

... A86()CThATflON. League clubs are rapidly concluding their lists of fixtaree, a great number of matohes having been played daring the past weak. On Good Friday there were four matches in the First Division and six in the Second, There were also a ?? programme on Satusr- day, and some interesting contests were witnessod. Aston Villa played their last mstoh on Monidy, further imrproving their ...

... CIHESS. CONDUCTED BY DR. A. WATHLTIJCH. MANCHESTERb WERULY TibiS. PRIDAY, July 6 1900. PROBLEM No. 1.050. Tourney No. XLIX. Black, 7 pieces. White, 7 pieces. White to play, and mate in two moves. 4kt3 1 3kt41 2p3 Q1 1 K2b4 12k I Xt31 p 1 Ct 1 P3 1 2 P p 4 1 3 r 41 PROBLEM No. 1,051. Tourney No. L. Black, 5 pteces. White, 7 pieces. White tn play, and mate in three movrs. 2 R 2 Kt 2 1 6 1)1 3 K ...

... -CIIESS. .I . FIIDAY, March 2, 1900. PRQBLEM go. 1,014. Tourney No. XV. :Blck, 7 pieces. White, 11 Pieces. White to 6lmyand mote in two nvoves.. 2RtQ4 IIB3p212i2P2 Ip2Kt2kt RI blklp'P21'4B31P3P1K1181 - * PBO13EM No. 1,016. Tourney No. XVI. ?? 10 pieces. 0 ' White, 10 pieces. White to play and mate in three moves. . QK61 ?? 3IIPlk2PpI . plp 2p1 12p512r Ip3 18 SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS. No 1.010. ...