The following eight games wewre played on April 20, 1859, at the "aristocratic" St. George's Club - as a chess magazine of the day calls it - and show Morphy to great advantage as a blindfold player. The opposition included Barnes, the strongest adversary Morphy was ever called upon to meet in a contest of the kind, Captain Kennedy, and Worrall, whom Morphy had already come across in New Orleans. The performance lasted from 2 p.m. to 6.30, when it was necessarily ended to allow time for a banquet given in Morphy's honor by the member's of the St. George's. The final score was 5 wins and 3 draws to the single player.