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London, July 28.
'The right of university' colleges to refuse the admission of police without a search-warrant was fought out in the Cambridge Police Court to-when the Dean of Pembroke College, the Rev. Harold Wynn, and assistant tutor, Mr. A. B, Att-water, were brought "before the The charge was resisting the police in the execution of their duty on bump supper night, June 9, the final night of the Cambridge May bumping races.
The police sought to enter the college after bottles had been thrown {rom windows, but defendants requested that the matter be left to the college authorities.
Deceased, who was born in Corsica, figured prominently in French polities, at one time having owned two of the leading Paris newspaper Figaro, of which he was editor fe many years, and "L'Am{ clu Peuple." "Reuter.
Notice of appeal was given—Reuter
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