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... _ - 30. 6, ICO. -T0 COII`RESPONlDNTS. l-P Thirkel!.-For your la: e-t favnur greatly obliged. Cap: Chaiime.-Thanks for problem, whi'h shall have attention. G \V Dent.-We have none of your problemns by us. Can you ?? the one you mention. R Bush.-Pleased to h'rir xou are enjoying yourself. Trstic the chrge wvill be beneficial to yyou. ElHave sent the books. SOLETION TO PROBLEM No. .-15. l3iv Mr P ...
... THE GAME OF CRESS. ?? 9, 6. 1900. Correspondents are requested to address all commrunical1Of1 for this department to the Chess Editor, Weekly Courilt Offlee, Newcaste-on-Tyme. Items inteaded for publicatiol should reach us as early as Dossible in the weel. TO C0RESPONDEITS. Correct solotions received from Messrs Elstob, Hood, Danson, Capt Challice, Rev C A H Woods, and Ia Bee. PBOBLEM Nc. ...
... THE GAME OF CES6. 23, 6, 1900. Correspondents arc requested to address all communioations for this department to the Chess Editor, Weekly Courant Office, Nowcastle-on-Tyne. Itema intended for publication should reach us as early as rossoible in the week. TO CO.RRSPON1DENTS. Mr J W Hood, 'Gateshead.-Problem received with thanks. It is now under examination. Mr W J Greenwell, Newcastle. -Many ...
... OUR DRWAUGHTS COLUTN. 1-~ ?? j, oS ,0 g, 6,w IC Afn emulnucatisfltth ?? to te Rddressed to the DnsnoGsrs EDITOR. O. Livisgstonfe Buildings, High Noxitbgate, Dariington. ?? for publication should reacli us not later than Tuesday in each wveek. Ganes and solutions to be written out ia six columns. Problem forms may be obtained from the head office cf the Newcastle Weekly Courant, or fro-m the ...
... THE GA@ME OF C°HE6. f)- ?? 6, 1M Correspondents are requested to address all communlloatioUB for this department to the Chess Editor. Weekly C-uraut- Office. Newcastile-on-Tyne. Items intended for publioation should seabe us -eearly as Dossible in the week. TO CORRVSPOT-MENTS. Mr NV J Greenwell, Newvcastle.-Liteh ob)jured for game. Rev Robert Bee, Cowpen. -Manv thanks for prollem, which we ...
... ?? 6, 2SW Gorrespoidents are requested to addre~s all communicstloUS for this departmext to the Chess Editor, Weekly OoaraIt Office, Newcastle-on-Tyne. ltems intended for publication 4I4ld reach us as early as possible in the week. TO CORRESPON-DENTS. Correct solutions receivedl from ters hood, Challica, Danasoa, UIstob, arid Rev C A H Woods. PROBLEM NG. 647-By the Editor. BLSLACK ;6 pieCes) ...
... OUR DRAUXGHTS COLUMN.. I J_ 2,6,190. I Wl-r&-WiI! TO CORRESPNODENTS. predit you oa lIbt. Th:Aw*el-Tbioks for commnnicaton. ; riVMCzaas,-O es. &c., to hand. Thanks. 5 Phirkell--Wanks tor interesting conaribtions. WV i-aadit- 'a yon 01lisit. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. S8. By Ur W E Russell, Oakenshaw. Black-3,20: kinas on-D15, 23 7 Black to move and forc a piecep Whte-6,13,17.28 f in the ...
... -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 ...
... I a_ ?? 6, ISOO. Correspondents are requested to address all eommunications for this department to the Chess Editor, Weekly Coaurant Office, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Items intended for publication should reach us as early as possible in the week. PROBLEM3£ No. 649-I3y El W Hawks, Newcastle. MLACK 15 pieCes). I - wiftsr (5 pieces). White to play and ?? in two moves. PROBLEM No. 65O. Mrs W 3 Baird, ...
... I NORTHLTMBtRLAND PLATE DAY. t DESCRIPTION OF THE RACE. In presence of an immense concourse of spectators, the sixty-seventh contest for the Northumberland Plate was decided on Wedneszday in the beautiful demesne of Gosforth Park. victory resting with the ex-selling plater, Joe Chamberlain. A gallant victory it was indeed, and one that bears with it the distinction of a record in the long and ...
... OUR DMRAUGHTS COOLUW1. -a- 16, . Z,900. SU Consmunications for this deuartinent to be ?? tot bs DRauGHTS EnkTon, 5, LivinGstone BuildinZs, High mortbete, flarilgtcn. Matter intended for publication should reacb us no'. later than Tuesday in each week. Games and solutlons to be written out in six columns. Problem forms mar be obtained from the head jifce of the Newoastlo Weekly Couraut, or ...