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TrO THEfELECTORS AND RATEPAYERS OF MARYLEBONE.
GPNTLEMEN,—I present myself as a Candidate
for Election to the London School Board as one of -the
Representatives of Marylebone. I have incessantly. and actively
advocated a system of National Unsectarian Education. For
twenty years I have studied the wants, the claims, the rights of
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I have been led to believe that my humble services to the pub-
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I remain, Gentlemen,
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BLANCHARD JERROLD.

Reform Club, Oct. 17th 1870.

SPORTING INTELLI GENCI4I,

THE LIVERPOOL CUP DAY.

The racing at Liverpool on Friday concluded a most
successful meeting. For the cup, which was the
feature of the day, there were seventeen starters, the
favourites being Rosicrucian and Blandford. The lot got
fairly away, and after running a mile, Indian Ocean drew
up, and, depriving Syrian of the lead, went on with
the running, Ploughboy being third, with Flibustier,
and Miss Hrvine nett. On entering the straight, Indian
Ocean increased his lead, and Exciseman at the sometime
joined Syrian. On nearing the distance Sy, ian was beaten,
and Exciseman, collaring Indian Ocean immediately after-
wards, shook him off with scarcely an effort, and ran in
an easy winner by two lengths ; Rosicrucian was third, a
neck behind him , Indian Ocean, and a similar distance in ad- ,
.vance of Barford. Blandford was nowhere. The success
of Exciseman was welcomed with the greatest enthusiasm
by the northern division, and the victory was equally
popular with the general public, who cheered most tustily
as the horse returned to weigh in. Little Gray rode
him splendidly, and there is no question that he is one of
the most accomplished light weights we have. Exciseman
was one-of the first backed when the weights were made
public at Newmarket, but singularly enough he was left
out of the fourteen taken against the field for £250 by a
strong adherent of the Tupgill stable, who took Good
Hope in his stead. The public generally are good winners
by the result, for not only did they win by the success of
Exciseman, but Rosicrucian was also heavily supported
for a place. Exciseman was bred by Mr. W. Hudson,
of Brigham, Lincolnshire, the well known breeder of
blood stock, and is an own brother to Coast Guard, a once
popular Derby favourite. When a yearling, Exciseman
was sold to Mr. Jardine for'4oo guineas. The Bentinck
Archer Handicap was won by the favourite, Emerald,
the small field being compensated for by au exciting
finish, in which Mr. Bevill's fine riding was displayed to
advantage. The other races came off thus :—Hurdie
Handicap, Kelvin Grove ; Free Nursery Handicap,
Herod ; Plate of 50 Sovereigns, Mocking Bird ; and
Whitefield Nursery Handicap, Athol Daisy.