The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-31 00:00:00

THAMES.

DARING HIGHWAY ROBBEILY.—James Finn, aged 25,
and described as a labourer, having no home, and John
Manning, 23, of No. 54, Lambeth-street, Whitechapel,
was brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with assault-
ing and robbing Nicholas Leitch, a sofa-maker, of No.
18, King-street, Turk-street, Bethnall•green.
It appeared from the evidence that last night about
half-past 11 o'clock, the prisoner was walking along
Leman-street, Whitechapel, when he was accosted by
two women, who mjsde some overtures to him. Ile re-
pulsed them, and said he would have nothing to do with
them. Directly afterwards, and before the prose-
cutor had well got rid of the women, the prisoners
and two other ruffians came up to him, one
of them seized him by the collar of his coat
and another by the neck. He struggled with
the villains, and released himself, and one of the
fellows then struck him a violent blow with his
clinched fist on the side of the head and knocked him
down. Before he could get up one of the thieves fell
upon him and rifled his pockets, from which he took
225. 6d. in money and a tobacco-box. The prosecutor
called out " Police," and the thieves ran away. Mr. Leitch
immediately proceeded to the station-house in Leman-
street, and gave some information of the robbery and a
description of the thieves. A few minutes afterwards
the prisoners were apprehended in Lambeth-street,
Whitechapel, by police-constable Deeble, No. 195 H.
The prosecutor at once identified them, and he swore to
Finn alias Fenn (he is called by both names), as the
person who first seized him by the collar. Manning was
standing by at the time.

In answer to Mr. Yardley, the witness said that he
was quite positive as to the identity of the prisoners.
He could not say which of the four rifled his pockets.
Mr. Yardley asked if the prisoners were known.

Inspector Weakford, of the H division, said the pri-
soners lived in Lambeth•street, which fora long time
had been a notorious receptacle for thieves. Manning
was convicted some time since, and fined 51., for hav-
ing in his possession 50 silk handkerchiefs, suspected to
have been stolen. Finn was the constant associate of
thieves.

Mr. Yardley remanded the prisoners until Monday
next, and directed the police to look after the other
thieves. He hoped the case would be completed when
the prisoners were again brought before him.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, OoT. 30.

In a Convocation, holden this day at two o'clock, the
Rev. Charles Frederick Hayden, M.A., fellow of Corpus
Christi College, and lately presented by that society to
the incumbency of Helmedon, being the adjoining
parish, was elected without opposition to the rectory of
Suttesbury, a living in the patronage of the University.
Tuesday, Nov. 13, is fixed as the day for the election
of a professor to fill the chair of chemistry, now vacant
by the retirement of Dr. Daubeny.

CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 30.
A LIST OF PERSONS WHO HAVE PASSED
THE EXAMINATION IN THEOLOGY, 1855.

EXAMINERS.

J. A. Jeremie, D.D., Regius Professor of Divinity.
W. Selwin, 8.D., Margaret Professor of Divinity.
E. H. Browne, 8.D., Norrisian Professor of Divinity.
C. Hardwick, M.A., Christian Advocate. •
W. C. Mathison, M.A., Trinity College.
J. S. Wood, M.A., St. John's College.
Allison, H., 8.A., Clare Kingdom, J. D., 8.A., Trim.
Bailey, H. R., 8.A., St. Kingsford, F. W., 8.A.,
John's. Clare
Baker, H. De Foe, 8.A., Lamb, F. W., 8.A., Pemb.
Jesus Lander, T., 8.A., Corpus
Baker, W. De Foe, 8.A., Leathes, C.H., 8.A., St.

Benham,Emman.
W., 8.A., Sidney
Barnes, B. C., BA., Jes.
Bather, H. F., 8.A., St.
John's
Baty, T. J., RA., Sid.
Beard, A., 8.A., St. John's
Beaumont, T. G., 8.A.,
Magd.
Beck, A., 8.A., Caius
Binns, C. J., 8.A., Cath.
Blagden, H., 8.A., Trin.
Blunt, W. R., 8.A., Clare
Boger, W. S., 8.A., Emman.
Boldero, J. S., 8.A., Corpus
Bolton, J., jun., B.A.,Pemb.
Bcusfield, H. 8., 8.A., Caius
nowlby, C. E., 8.A., St.
John's
Brown, T. 8., B.A.,Emmaa.
Browne, 5.8., 8.A., Trin.
Browning, H. 8., 8.A.,
Queens'
Bulmer, E., 8.A., Pet,
Burn, W., 8.A., Pemb.
Burnaby, 5.8., B. A..,Christ's
Butler, E. T., 8.A., Caius
Butt, G. H., 8.A., Jes.
Buxton, T., B. A., Corpus
Candy, F. J., 8.A., Emman.
Carnsew, T., 8.A., St. John's
Carter, H. J. 8.A., Clare
Carter, J., 8.A., Cath.
Christie, J. J., 8.A., St.
John's
Clark, G., 8.A., St. John's
Clarke, F. K., 8.A., Clare
Clarke, G. P., M. 1., St.
John's
Clay, W. L., 8.A., Emman.
Cleave, W., BA., Jes.
Cluttorbuck, J. 8., B. A. ,Pet.
Cole, W. 8., 8.A., Caine
Collins, J., B. A., Cath.
Cornwall, K., B.A. ,Trin.
Cornford, E., 8.A., St. John's
Craven, S , 8.A., Sid.
Croft, T. C. H. 8.A., Caius
Crossley, T., 8.A., Trin H.
Coming, J., 8.A., Corpus
Curtis, P. W., 8.A., St.
John's
Daltry, T. W., 8.A., Trin.
Davies, R., 8.A., St. John's
Davis, N. 8., B. A.,St.John's
Densham, J. C., 8.A., Cath.
Devenish, C. W., 8.A., Trin.
Dobede, H. F., 8.A., Magd.
Drawbridge, W. 8., S.C.L.,
Oahu
Druce,A. J., B. A., St. John's
Drury, A., 8.A., St. John's
Du Port, J. M. 8.A., Cahn
Edwards, R. K., 8.A., Trin.
Elliot, R. W., 8.A., Corpus
Falkner, F. 8., 8.A., St.
John's
Farmer, J., 8.A., Caius
Farrar, J. ' B.A. Trin.
Freeman,W.H., 8.A., Caius
French, G., 8.A., Queens'
Glynn, A.,8.A., Pet.
Goodall, ~ 8.A., Clare
Gordon, R.A., 8.A., Cath.
Grabham, T., 8.A., St.,
John's
Green, W. M. A. Trin.
Griffith, S., V.A., Clare
Grindrod, W., 8.A., Trin.
Girling, J. C., 8.A., Caius
Hales, W. A., 8.A., Caius
Hall, C., 8.A., Queens'
Haubury, A., 8.A., Trin.
Harlock, A. K., 8.A., Pet.
Harbord, Hon. J., M.A.,
Magd.
Harrison, E., B.A. Trim.
Haynes, R. J., 8.A., Caius
Headland, E., 8.A., Calm
Hollier, T., 8.A., St. John's
Hughes, J., BA., Emman.
Hutchinson, C. P., 8.A.,
Trin.
Jackson, W. H., 8.A., Trin.
Jeffcoat, T., 8.A., Trin.
Kelly, H. P., 8.A., Caius

. .
John's
Legh, J. R.,8. A.., St. John's
Little, J. R., 8.A., St. John's
Lloyd, J., M.A.. Trin.
Loft, J. E. W., 8.A., Corpus
Lord, E., 8.A., Jes.
Machray, R., 8.A., Sid.
Maclear, G. F., 8.A., Trin.
Marriott, H. P., 8.A., St.
John's
Marsden, S.E. B.A. Trin.
Marshall, E. i., 8.A., Clare
Matthews, J. B. 8.A., Trin.
Metcalfe, G., 8.A., Clare.
Millard, H. S., 8.A., St.
John's
Mil ward, H. C. ,B.A.,Christ's
Molesworth, S., 8.A., St.
John's
Monkhouse, H. C., 8.A., St.
John's
Monk, W., 8.A., St. John's
Moorsom, R. M., 8.A., Trin.
Mooyaart, R. J., 8.A., Trio.
Moule, F. J., 8.A., Corpus
Muriel, H. E., 8.A., Pet.
Alylchreest, H.,8.A „Christ's
Napier, J. W., 8.A., Trin.
Nelson, Hon. E., M.A.,Trin.
Ninnis, P. A., 8.A., Clare
Pace, J., 8.A., Pemb.
Pa.rmenter, A., 8.A., St.
John's
Pearson, A. W.,B.A.,Pemb.
Pearson, J. 8., 8.A., St.
John's
Perry, E.C., 8.A., Caius
Phillips, G., 8.A., Queens'
Proby,W. H. 8.,8.A., Trio.
Pyper, R., 8.A., Down
Road, S. G., 8.A., Corpus
Reavly, F. F., 8.A., Trin.
Reynolds, E. M., 8.A.,
Emman.
Roberts, E., 8.A., St. John's
Robertson, C.H., B.A.,Trin.
Busby, T., B.A. Magd.
Seppings, G. W., 8.A.,
Corpus
Smith, A. F., 8.A., Pemb.
Smith, T., 8.A., Trin.
Smyth, H. M., 8.A., Cath.
Sonthwell, H.G., B.A.,Trin. ,
Sowerby, W. J., 8.A., St.
John's
Spencer, M. T., 8.A., Caius
Spurgin, A. D., 8.A., Clare
Stephen, L., 8.A., Trin. N.
Stevenson, E.J., 8.A., Caius
Sundius, J.H., 8.A., Corpus
Tayler, G.W.H., 8.A., Trin.
Taylor, E. S.,BA. Magd.
Thompson, ~ 8.A.,: Pemb.
Thompson, J. E., 8.A., St.
John's
Tinkler, J., 8.A., St. John's
Tinniswood, W., 8.A., Clare
Tipper, J. G., 8.A., Emman.
Towne, E. J., 8.A., Trin.
Tweed, J. 8., 8.A., Corpus
Vasey, F. G., 8.A., Trin.
Wainwright, C. H., 8.A.,
Trin.
Ward, A. H., 8.A., Pemb.
Ward, A.R.,8.A., St. John's
Ware, W. W., B.A .' Jes.
Wasse, G., 8.A., St. John's
Wasse, H. W., 8.A., Magd.
Watson, F., B.A. Caius
Watson, F. F. lA., Calms
Watson, J. W.,l3.A.,Queen s'
Westerman,E.,B.A.,Queens'
White, H. S. 8.A., Jes.
Whitley, T.:' B.A. Emman.
Williams, A. H., T 3. A. , Clare
Williams, E. V., 8.A., St.
John's
Wilson, J.E., 8.A., Emman.
Wiustauloy, C. 8., S.C.L.,
1 Jes.
Winterbottom, E., 8.A.,
Christ's
Wood, A., 8.A., Trin.
, Wood, M., 8.A., Oath.
Yeats, G., 8.A., St. John's

TRIESEMAE.—The High Court of Chancery, in May
last, granted an injunction against a party for an infringe-
a
meat of the Triesemar patent medicine, which has
world-wide reputation. It is said tha athis woreatdndeaerful
discovery will be the means of saving gl of
misery to suffering humanity.—Carrespanden't•
TEE CAMP AT SHOENCLUTZ—The strong gale of Fri-
day severely tested the buildings on Shorncliffe, erected
for the troops. The contractor had some fear for the
church (which is in an exposed position), but it stood the
gale well, as did also the huts. An iron storehouse in
sourse of erection fell down ; but with the exception of
some gutters which were blown off, no damage was done
to the camp.