with force and arms造句

• In 1888, he was arrested on charges of gross indecency and indecent assault with force and arms against four men in Liverpool, euphemisms for homosexual activities.
• It was early provided that, in seeking to remove one who wrongfully entered another's land with force and arms, a person could allege disseisin ( dispossession ) and demand ( and pay for ) a writ of entry.
• The form of the writ stated however that the defendants " with force and arms, namely with swords and bows and arrows, drew off a great part of the wine from the aforesaid tun and instead of the wine so drawn off they filled the tun with salt water so that all the aforesaid wine was destroyed ."
• After the first committee report, the government introduced a bill in the Sir John Scott, who would prosecute Hardy and Horne Tooke, " decided to base the indictment on the charge that the societies had been engaged in a conspiracy to levy war against the king, that they intended to subvert the constitution, to depose the King, and put him to death; and for that purpose, and "'with Force and Arms "', they conspired to excite insurrection and rebellion " ( emphasis in original ).
• The court document reads, " That William A . Rockefeller late of the Town of Moravia in the County of Cayuga, on the first day of May in the year of the Lord Thousand Eight hundred and forty eight, with force and arms at the Town of Moravia in said County, in and upon one Ann Vanderbeak in the Peace of God with the People of the State of New York then and there being, violently did make and assault on her, the said Ann Venderbeak, then and there make violently and against her will feloniously did ravish and carnally know [ & ] ".
• Attorney for our sovereign lord the king, in this behalf, here instantly complains and gives this court to understand and be informed, that Azariah Selden of Hadley, in the county of Hampshire, yeoman, on the 8th day of March current, did at said Northampton, wittingly and willingly, with force and arms, kill one wild deer, and then and there had in his possession the raw flesh and raw skin of one wild deer, killed since the 21st day of December last, contrary to a law of this province, the peace of said lord the king, his crown and dignity.
• In Thomas Aquinas's commentary on the " Sentences " of Peter Lombard, Aquinas gave a defense not only of disobedience to an unjust authority, using as an example Christian martyrs in the Roman Empire, but also of " one who liberates his country by killing a tyrant . " The Monarchomachs in particular developed a theory of tyrannicide, with Juan de Mariana describing their views in the 1598 work " De rege et regis institutione, " in which he wrote, the philosophers and theologians agree, that the prince who seizes the state with force and arms, and with no legal right, no public, civic approval, may be killed by anyone and deprived of his life . . ."