Rodon,
Bolgar was attacked for brandishing a weapon in public (A crime resulting in a fee of up to 200 gold) concealing himself by mundane means (also resulting in a fee of up to 200 gold) and for his maintained disrespect towards the House and criminal behaviour.
The Associate, according to witnesses, was subdued for attacking a member of the House (a very severe crime, the sentence of which can only be decided by the Court) and Guard Bert was in his full and complete right to detain the Associate until a higher ranked member of the House could take over.
As for your demands to have Bert surrendered for trial in Upper, this is just as likely to happen as yourself and Bolgar kneeling before the Prince and his Court for justice, which will not happen.
In Your case because the Prince and Court has shown repeated respect for Watchmen, allowing them to leave repeatedly, despite breaking several laws of our House.
In Bolgar's case, because he is a simple coward, who knows that because of his crimes and war-mongering, any trial against him would result in swift justice.
I am willing to let this whole event pass, but I cannot speak for the Prince. Should he feel insulted, the results will be dire, I fear. I recommend, again, that you adhere to our laws, as can be found in updated form on the sign as you enter our Realm, or remain in Upper, where our members respect your laws.
Ghyrrt is a very chaotic goblin, and I will trust in the ability of the Watch to punish him, should they find him guilty. He is just a slave, and not worthy of wasting our time on.
Again, consider not entering the Realm if all you can think of is insults and anarchy, for the latter will be punished according to the UPDATED laws of the House, as they are. No corpse has been impaled since the execution of the Hoaran seditionists, and you will find execution only comes as a result of extensive and often repeated law-breaking.
I remind you to in turn remind your group members to remove their helmets and sheathe their weapons if you intend to pass through our Realm. If you wish to battle the chosen, you are welcome to do so.
Respectfully, I will consider this written discussion over.
I wish you a beautiful day.
Elizabeth Ravenlock,
The Countess of Beauty,
Montezzi Court