remanded

Christian, who it seems had been remanded, contrives to escape.

The jury decided that Roe was guilty of the act, and remanded him for trial.

He was then remanded by Bonner, with an order not to allow him his Bible nor candlelight.

He was then informed of his sentence, and remanded to his prison.

The old Antiquary is remanded back to jail—to wait the coming day.

So they were remanded, one and all, and sent back to the cells.

I was remanded to the jail to wait for the preparation of a suitable escort.

Once more the prisoners were remanded, but only until afternoon.

The officer then remanded him, and searched for further evidence.

On the 17th of the same month he was remanded back to the Tower.