... M-.scuSTEnR Wanz Tnrgs, PRaDAY, JANuARY 2, 1SiL CommnndicatiOns should be addressed Chess Editor, Wee?,, Tr; es Office, Pall Mall Court All solntion3 mu-st reach the office not later than th7e first post on the second Wednesday morning fo]!owing publication. 34tl~ANcHE.-rn3 VWEEKLY£ Tn1rrs Nor.~Troy. K' Siiuner s c^.tlen Queen'skiight (Ki'sca~tle I Square rK iiinzf stkhoo -To N- ng's kI igrit ...

... MAscwrsn -WnnY Tims, T FhnAY, JANVARY 2, 1891 Communications should be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Times Otos, Pall jall Court, Manchester. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. 115. DlBaclk 14, kings 6, 11; white, 12, 13, king 23. Wvhites to play and blacks to win. 23-19 22-26 9-5 11-7 3-8 7-11 14-17 18-14 30-26 12-S 18-14 19-23- 2&-30 13-9 22-18 9-5 B wins. 17-22 14-9 26-22 8-3 2-7 23-18 6-10 ...

... GXyNERAL BOOTH'S SOCIAL SCHUMH. The Earl of Aberdeen has written as follows to General Booth In common with. thousands of others, I have been studying your 'Plan of Cam- paign.' Last- night I saw Mr. BancrbWs letter. I think he has performed a public service in coming forward in this spirited manner at the presenttime.. Those who have been in any deree associated with the past or existing ...

... . nlox 0out SPECIAL CORlESPODEmNT.1 The deluge that has visited us during the past few days has not improved the prospects of the angler. How those who have been away have enjoyed them- selves in the enforced idleness can be readily realised. There is, however, always the satisfaction that when the storm does subside there is a prospect of good fun. L Dovn along the Witham, I am told by a Man- ...

... :: ?? HAN msma NVErLY Tn%! FWaY, Auquai 28, 189L Corammuidato should be addiesss to the PWlughtS Zffitor, Weeg.~. 08a fice, rag man. lourt, Masichester. TO CORRESPONDENTS J. IivriNG (Manchester).-We shall be glad to see the game you refer to, also the others you propose placing at our service. P. PEEBLES (Farnworth).-We do not see how 23-18 can draw if the other side plays correctly. Your ...

... IANOCESTE3 XVsscy TIXig, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1891. Comrnunications should he addressed to the Dmaughts E~ditor, W~eek ly Tiones Office, Pall Mall Coulrt. Manchester. Correspondence held over till next week. TO CORRESPONDENTS. E. A. ORMOND, Blackburn).-We shall give one of the single corner games in our next issue. We are ulite of your opinion that they were not of a high- class character. ST ...

... DRAtIGHTS. . I i II IfEANICHsTER 1VsrxTT Tntrs, FRiDAS, MAilers 25, 1892 i COnnmnni-atiown Phould bs addressed- to the Drauglhts Editor', ' Weeldy Times, Manchester. TO CORiLERPOINDENTS. .T. BflnOuflElAgit(Widner1) -Thanks ftr yourf intaetdt- i nog letter. We agree with you in your estimate of Mr. Miartint as a pleyer1 but thled(lraw isq there all tile Bflme. ~r. Heffner's play, as you will ...

... ° * ANORSTORB WiRIRtMY T1ro, F1IDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1892. All oommtnications tobe addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Times, Manchester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. 0. .'KESnEiAiNE (Wigan).-The play upon the 10th move of the Black Doctor shall be duly examined and reported upon in nexbt issue. J. IRVING (Manche.ster).-Thanks for your eu- closures, which shal,(l appenr In due course, Mr. J. Lsc ...

... WEEKLY Tms OrMio, SATuRDAT, APRIL 6,1639. Communications should be addressed Chess Editor, Weekly Times Office, Pall Mau Court. IMPORTANT NOTICE. A PROBLEM COYNST will commence this day (Satur- day), April 6, and will close on May 16. FouraP12izEs will be offered for competition as follows:- For 3-move Problems: 1st prize, £21; 2nd prize, 109. For 2-move Problems: 1st prize, 15s.; 2nd prize, ...

... ORICKET. ?? CDANoASU=I AND) Y(>RK$1111 N 8 Intsh~ire and Yorkshire both concludead *-eixIQ rarnnoes of inter-couxlty fixture on Satra n. , last year saeoond only to Surrey,nw fourth, Notte and Somersetshire, claiming egdc, while Yorlkshire are only able to secure a, '9pe, wins and losses being, equal, and at present hyr bracketed with Midalesei. ConalderinF the b n victories gained by the ...

... | XNQ=SX£RP WRZrAL7 Timin . RIMA&, S£WRmEB 2, 1892. Allcommrunications tobo addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Tiimns, Manchester. To. CoThRBSPONDENTS. JORN CowDmt.-Your figbres are qixite cortecb, thoagh things are not nlwawys as they sem F. Coowm,.-The position Joul refer to is one of the old Sturge positions; and one of his twins, Had it been Whites to move instead of Black, ...

... MANcHEanTl WEmLy Tnrus. FJuDAY, MAROH 17, 1893. All communications to be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Times, Manchester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. RAMB5OI3TTM CO. CLUB.-We like correspondence to be here by Tuesday morning but I.artioulars of the match never reached us. Ilease give them and it shall be attended to. W. T. BRoOKS (Hartlepool).-Our columns are some- what crowded this week, ...