ss of pieces, and veryneat finish. There were also three Problems, Mate in two ; the Tea Bell would ringin ten minutes, and they agreed that, being only two movers, that thattime should be .sufficient. So to it they went! Papa took No. 2, Tom No. 3,and Arthur No. 4. No. 2. ^m.. M m. Y/y ^^ yy^/ 3^… … 111,.^ ..^...^ ^1 ^ ^ Wa. WHITK. White to Play, and Mate in two Moves. The Errata Page permits the sorrowful announcement of the sudc^en deathof the Rev. H. jM. Sherrard, M.A., the author of the above Problem. It hasa melancholy interest from beinp; shown by him on his last visit to his ChessClub,…
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