The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-29 00:00:00

BOW-SMEET.

On Saturday, Mr. Bland, of Wilton-place, Picea-
f.-..cerirnitlleesn;:%l‘ta well knownai)rougit on
tbero the
re. Air. turf and in
MINSUULL,
to atts,eer to a charge of assaulting and kicking
„nits Day,. a boy who lived as groom in the de-
fendant's service.
Ifwincr (who appeared on behalf of the de-
fendant) asked the, complainant if he had not waited
upon his master with a man N‘boni he represented
to be his-brother the morning .Lfter the alleged vio-
lence, and whether he had not rt ceived two sove-
reigns
admitted that he had received the two
rein.ns from Air. Bland as a etampensltiort for what
had taken ple:
The
from his master, and said he was advised
e
sovereigrts
to mike the
oPPlic4"o,l by the coachman of Lady
Salisbury, who creed to aceompany him, and re-
present laitnself as his brother, the !letter to enforce
hi c!aim, he (the complainant) having neither
lather nor mother to see him righted. l'he corn-
. plainant then went on to state, that after he had re-
ceived the two sovereigns, he timid himself growing
much worse, and upon a second application to the
surgeon, he was bled, but the blond which was
taken from him was Si) Wadi, that the surgeon said
he was fearful that mortification bad set in, and that
his life was in danger. lire then gave him a note,
which he took to Sr. Gemge's Hospital, but the
house was so full of patients that he could not be
admitted.
Mr. Harmer asked the complainant if he had not

remainel a wed( its his master's howe. altcr rcce:ving
the is of which he now romplained.
The lay admitted that he had, but said that, as
soots us Ins sister learned how he had beets treated,
she in•isted upon his leaving the house, an I that li.
should take out a warrant against his master,
liarmer—What ! after comprotns'ng the
matter wi h your master, and receiving two sore-
,
reigns fro:n l far ointhat purp.ase ?*
Mr. Bland eenied that be kicked the coMpl bittin;t
at All, hut admitted that he boxed his tars for ne-
glee: jag his ha ,iness Doring the week that the boy
coatiutted in the house after the alleged violence, he
never complained of illness to any body.
The complaitrukt reminded his master that be com-
plained to him of a paid in his insi le, and that he
directed the cook to give him ‘some salts.
Mr. Harmer cont.ottletrthat the warralt should be
di-missed, the complainant having received.compen-
sation for whatever injury he might have reecit ed.
Mr. MlNstrum„ however, thoeght otherwise.
Mr. Bland admitted that he boxed the boy's cats,
but denied the kick : eonsepently he tatist have
.given the two sovereigns as a compensation for the
lesser injury. The boy, however, had sworn that
his master had kicked him, and that the effects were
such as be described. For that offence, which was
distinct from the other, he (Mr. Mit:shop) should
call uonn Mr. Mani for b td, himself in 101., wid two
sureties in 201. each, to answer the charge at the

ses•unci.
Mr. Harmer, and another friend, u'ere the de-
fendant's sureties ; and after the requisite fin ms were
complied with, Mr. Bland was suff';.::•ed to depart.
Cm Saturday evening Mr. Bruce, whose name is
familiar to the public, in consequence of hiS repeated
app ii cations to the Court of Chancery,.was brought
in custody before Sir R. BtreNtE,:;eleergetl wi:th
having created a riot ut the office of the Morning:
(Ig ronicle newspaper, where, it ...appeared, ,
Inc
threatened the proprietor, ass:inked one, or two of the
persons connected wi:h the establishment, and was
guilty of other ac's of eiolence. The party by whom
he was charged stated that there could have been no
possible cause for the violent conduct•of Mr. Bruce,
as his name had not appeared in the paper in any
shape whatever.
Mr. Bryce admitted that 1:a- had 140.c:barge to
make against the Morning Ch, old& ; and said, that
seeing a crowd about the door, he went to intriire the
eawe, when he was assaulted unil knocked down.
Sir R. BIRSIE wtts sorry to sec Mr. Bruce in such
a situation, and told him that he mu,t find laid.
Mr. Bruce—l have no means of obtainitig bail,
and must rat in prison if this is your decision.
it 8,. BIRNIF.--I hope not, Mr. Bruce : you can
set d for your friends. I shall be at home until twelve
o'clock, to give you an opportunity proeuring baA.
Mr. Bruce was then removed. in eu,tody.
UNION-L1A1,1..

On Friday, the wife of a conveyancer W 35 charged
with having assaulted and throteurd the life of her
husband. The complainaDt appeared to he in a state
of tribulation while in the presence of his wife ; they
are a new-married couple, the honeymoon having
scarcely passed over since their nuptials were cvle-

orated. .
The cnroploinant enumerated, amongst many other
heavy accusations agaiast its wife, that she MuU; in
the habit of taking the poker up ar.d threatening
life with it on the must tr:vial occasions. Ilvr temper
was of the very worst kitel,and it was only a day or.
two ago she dashed a candlestick at iii. heal. The
tally, who treated her husband with the must ineffable
contempt, taunted him with infidelity. The com-
plainant qtaid, that in con iegacnce of his wife's violent
conduct, he had slept titre night from home at a.
friend's house, and the next d,iy he applied to a con-
stable for assistance.
The constable declared he had never met with
such a termagant• woman in his life. She clew at
her husband Ike a tigress, and attempted to commit
violence upon hire.
The ha band declared that he world rather stir
death than I;ve with such a virago.
Mr. HoNE•Faid it w a lameetable thing to a it-
-11;914 this frilling bctwo,u so young a couple, :tad sug-
gested that they. bhoted mtrually agtee to separate.
The complainant saithhat he couhl not live with
her, and that he was prfectly agreeable to allow her
a maintenance. He then intimated that the h 3 I
lived in the capw ity of servant with him haute his
unfortunate marriage with her.
The motne,:t this fact was mentioned, the wife
threw herself in a violent passion, and a smite of
mutual recrimination took place• between them,
during which they charged each other with inlidcli y.
—Ultimately she was ordered to find