abjured the realm造句

• Article 20 describes at length the offenses committed by Gaveston; he was once more condemned to exile and was to abjure the realm by 1 November.
• Popish recusants convict were, within three months of conviction, either to submit and renounce their papistry, or, if required by four justices, to abjure the realm.
• At the assizes he was sentenced to abjure the realm, but on Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of Anglesey representing his case to Charles II he was allowed to remain in gaol.
• He was also indicted under 23 James I, the penalty of which was ?0 a month, and under 35 Elizabeth, of which the penalty was to abjure the realm or suffer death.
• The statute is called " Articuli Cleri ", and the part referred to deals with the rights of offenders who abjure the realm and, fleeing to a church for refuge, claim privilege of sanctuary.
• The London eyre of 1244 recorded that in 1238 " A thief named William of Ewelme of the county of Buckingham fled to the church of St . Magnus the Martyr, London, and there acknowledged the theft and abjured the realm.
• They then had forty days to make one of two choices : surrender to secular authorities and stand trial for the alleged crimes, or confess their guilt and be sent into exile ( abjure the realm ), by the shortest route and never return without the king's permission.
• 1593 also saw the English parliament pass the "'Religion Act "'( 35 Elizabeth c . 1 ) and the "'Popish Recusants Act "'( 35 Elizabeth c . 2 ), which provided that those worshipping outside the Church of England had three months in which to either conform to the Church of England or else abjure the realm, forfeiting their lands and goods to the crown, with failure to abjure being a capital offence.