954. In Krakow, on February 3, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informed Mikołaj Odnowski of Fulsztyn, voivode of Sandomir, starosta of Lviv and superior of the royal forests in the Lviv region, that he allowed Lviv councilors to cut down wood from these forests. C. vol. 28 pp. 192 - 193.
955. In Lviv, on February 27, 1553, Mikołaj Odnowski of Felsztyn, voivode of Sandomir and Lviv, starosta general of the Russian lands, appoints Marcin Klunski, burgrave of the upper castle of Lviv, as his deputy to the installation of Kucharski on the Swistelnicki estate. 0. bar 29 8 tr. 429-431.
956. In Krakow, on March 1, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Piotr of Dąmbrowica, the Ruthenian voivode, the starosta of Radom, to force the Jews of Lviv, Marek and Szmojło, to return the debt to the Turkish merchant Bekier. C. vol. 30 pp. 482 - 483.
957. In Krakow, on March 13, 1553, Jakób Uchański, bishop of Chełm, Mikołaj Odnowski from Fulsztyn, voivode of Sandomir, starosta of Lviv and Mikołaj Leszniowski, royal commissioners, settle the dispute between Jan Bąk and Małgorzata Mordoehajowa. C. vol. 28 pp. 419 - 420.
958. In Kraków, on March 15, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, frees the townspeople of Kamieniec from customs duties and other burdens. C. vol. 41 pp. 531 - 534.
959. In Lviv, on March 15, 1553, Lviv councilors certify that Marcin Chodorowski, starosta of Złoczów, and Jakób Nastaraski, courtiers of Łukasz, Andrzej and Stanisław, counts from Górka, received 1,960 florins deposited by Andrzej Mielejski, military officer of Lubaczów. C. vol. 28 pp. 253-254.
960. In Krakow, on March 17, 1553, Zygmunt August, the king, gives the village headship to Krzysztof Witkowski. C. vol. 376, pp. 727—732.
961. In Krakow, on March 18, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Melchior of Paniów, the starosta of Żydaczów, to treat the townspeople of Żydaczów better. C. vol. 28 pp. 269—270,
962. In Krakow, on March 20, 1553, Jakób Uchański, bishop of Chełm, Mikołaj Odnowski from Fulsztyn, voivode of Sandomir, starosta of Lviv and Mikołaj Lesniowski, royal commissioners, pronounce a verdict in the case between Jan Bąk and Małgorzata Mordochajowa. C. vol. 28 pp. 421—426,
963. In Krakow, on April 7, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, allows Zacharyasz, a priest, to build a church dedicated to Nar. P, Mary in the royal village of Wroczów. C. vol. 349 pp. 1055,
964. In Krakow, on April 9, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informed Jan of Mielec, voivode of Podolia, Gródek, Chmielnik, that he had appointed commissioners to consider the dispute over the boundaries of the Lviv and Gródek staroties. C. vol. 33 p. 605.
965. In Krakow, on April 10, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, allows the inhabitants of Glinany to raise the bridge. 0. bar 341 pages, 561.
966. In Krakow, on April 10, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, allows the Jews of Lviv to take an oath in matters of minor importance in accordance with the provisions of their religion. 0. bar 342 pp. 1240 - 1244.
967. In Krakow, on April 13, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, summons Bałaban, the lord of Lviv, to pay the tax passed at the Piotrków Sejm in 1552. 0. vol. 28, pp. 437 - 438.
968. In Krakow, on April 14, 1553, King Sigismund Augustus ordered the Lviv councilors to force the butchers to fulfill their duties towards Mikołaj Odnowski, the starosta of Lviv. C, vol. 28, pp. 435—436,
969. In Krakow, on April 14, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, allows Jan Pieczejjojski and his subjects to cut into the Karaioneckie forests. Vol. 155 page 5.
970. In Krakow, on April 17, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, gives Jan Bąk, a burgher from Lviv, a letter of safety for one year. C. vol. 30 pp. 674 - 676.
971. In Krakow, on April 20, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Mikołaj Naraj, judge, Piotr Czestiński, deputy judge, and Marcin Broniewski, land clerk of Lviv, to refrain from adjudicating matters until the end of the Krakow Sejm. 0. bar 28 pp. 292—293 and 295—6.
972. In Krakow, on April 22, 1553, Piotr Boratyński testifies before the Krakow royal court that he owes Mikołaj Odnowskierau, staroste of Lviv, 2,000 Polish zlotys. C. vol. 31, pp. 247—250.
973. In Kraków, on April 24, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the Lviv councilors to hand over his imprisoned subject to Wańk Lahodowski. O, vol. 28 pp. 354 - 355.
974. In Krakow, on April 26, 1553, Sigismund Augustus, the king, at the request of Teodor, the priest from the town of Dobrotwór, marks the affiliation of the Jaszvin monastery. C. vol. 30, pp. 767 - 768.