891. In Krakow, on March 9, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends to the Krakow councilors the case between the Jew Moses and Wolfgang Szolc, the Krakow councilor. C. vol. 328 p. 496.
892. In Krakow, on March 15, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the unnamed person to escort the envoy of the Wallachian voivode, whom the royal peacekeeper escorts to Lviv, to the border and take money for this purpose from the royal collector. He is to keep the rest of the money at home for a similar emergency. C. vol. 29, page 162.
893. In Krakow, on March 23, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, king, frees the city of Przemyśl from paying taxes. C. vol. 328, pp. 603—604.
894. In Krakow, on March 28, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, receives the manor house granted to him near the city to Mikołaj Leśniowski Gołąbek for the presentation of the councilors of Lviv. Vol. 66 pp. 101.
895. In Kraków, on April 9, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, forbids Piotr of Dąmbrowica from oppressing the Jews of Lviv. 0. t 33 pp. 18 - 19.
896. In Kraków, on April 15, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, king, writes to Piotr Starzechowski, archbishop of Lviv, regarding Jan Gołogórski, castellan of Halych. C. vol. 328 pp. 574 - 575.
897. In Kraków, on April 16, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, frees the inhabitants of the city of Gołogór from paying taxes. C. vol. 328 pp. 585 - 588.
898. In Kraków, on April 18, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, forbids the reception of complaints against Andrzej Tęczyński, voivode of Lublin, starosta of Sniatyn and Rohatyn, who is engaged in negotiations with Turkey. 0. bar 29 pp. 170-171 and bar 328 pp. 633-634.
899. In Kraków, on April 19, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informed his officials that he was exempting the cities of Przemyśl, Babica and Fulsztyn from taxes. 0. bar 328 pp. 1039 - 1040.
900. In Krakow, on April 24, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the inhabitants of Glinany to help Mikołaj Odnowski Herburt, the starost of Lviv, in building a castle in Glinany. O. vol. 328 pp. 730-731.
901. In Kraków, on May 2, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends the case of Marcin Herburt to Mikołaj Odnowski, starost of Lviv. 0. bar 328 pp. 612 - 613.
902. In Krakow, May 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, imposes a wadum between Arseni, lord of Lviv, and Anastazy, archimandrite of Uniejów. 0. bar 328 pp. 624—625.
903. In Kraków, on May 14, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, issues a judgment in the case of Mikołaj Herburt Odnowski and Stanisław Maleczkowski. 0. bar 328 pp. 787-788 and 809-810.
904. In Kraków, on May 15, 1551, Zygmunt August, the king, writes to the staroste of Braeława, Ostrowska, regarding Piotr Klusz. O, vol. 328, pp. 662 - 663.
905. In Krakow, on May 16, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends the case of Piotr Ohotecki to Mikołaj Herburt Odnowski, starosta of Lviv. 0. bar 328 pp. 1119 - 1120.
906. In Krakow, on May 19, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders Szczepan, the Armenian patriarch of Lviv, to return to his mother two boys of the Greek religion whom he had taken to convert them to the Catholic faith. 0. vol. 328 pp. 666—667.
907. In Słupia, on May 25, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informed the Lviv councilors, in particular Marcin Handel, that he had appointed separate commissioners in their case with Jan Bąk. 0. vol. 328 pp. 696—697.
908. In Słupia, on May 29, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends the case of Maciej Lissek to the Lviv councilors. C. vol. 328, pp. 697—698.
909. In Słupia, on May 29, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, sends Jan Mielecki, voivode of Podolia, to calm down disputes between the subjects of the Turkish Sultan and the subjects of the kingdom. Vol. 15 p. 74.
910. In Słupia, on May 30, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends to the Lviv councilors the case of Jan Bąk, a Lviv burgher. 0. bar 328 pp. 665 - 666.
911. In Słupia, on June 5, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Mikołaj Odnowski Herburt, starosta of Lviv, to deal with the matter between Jan Bąk and the Lviv councilors. C. vol. 323, pp. 685—687.
912. In Vilnius, on July 28, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends the case of Anna Handel to the Lviv councilors. C. vol. 328, pp. 830—831.
913. In Vilnius, on August 9, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, suspends civil and criminal matters before the royal forum until he returns to the kingdom. C. vol. 328, pp. 821 - 822.
914. While hunting on September 15, 1551, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends to the Lviv councilors the case of Marcin, the butcher. C. vol. 328 p. 891.