In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Tuesday, it was
decided that a leo warrant() should issue, to ascertain by what right the Court of Al- dermen of the City of London refused to admit Mr. Salomons, as Alderman of Aldgate Ward, and elected Mr. Humphery in his place.
In the Bail Court, Mr. Fonblaeque brought an action of replevin against a broker, named Head, who acted for a lady who had let fur- nished lodgings to the plaintiff in Dorset Street, at the rate of three guineas and a half a week. Not being able to obtain payment of her lent, the landlady !.ael directed Head, the defendant, to seize a piano belonging to the plaintiff. The question wale, whether the rooms were
let by the week or tile quarter. The plaintiff's deughters, Misses Caroline and Jane Fonblaiapte, distinctly declined that the rooms were taken by the quarter : but the Jury found a verdict for the defendant, justifying netifying his. seizure of the piano.
At the Mai lburote,11 Street Office, on ‘Vednesday, Sandi Nutlet., lady's maid to Lady As, n Primrose, was charged with the theft of Lady Roseberry's jewels ; . no evideeee conclusive agaitiA her was pro-
duced, and she wee , to go at hove, on bail.
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