1192. In Jaworów, March 1, 1559, Count Łukasz from Górka, the starosta of Wałecki, Gniezno and Jaworów, gives Grzegorz the poviat in Starzyczów and Zaluzie. 0. bar 351 p. 547.
1193. In Krakow, on March 4, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, issues a judgment in the case between the Lviv councilors and the heirs of Marcin Hanel regarding the villages of Brzuchowica, Hołosko Małe and Wielkie. C. vol. 41 pp. 853-856.
1194. In Krakow, on March 14, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, forbids Maciej Włodek, the standard-bearer and starosta of Kamieniec, from collecting customs duties from Lviv merchants. C. vol. 330 p. 472.
1195. In Krakow, on March 17, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, confirms his two judgments issued in Vilnius on November 29, 1555 and December 16, 1556, in the dispute between Hanel's heirs and the Lviv councilors. C. vol. 41 pp. 856 - 859.
1196. In Krakow, on March 21, 1559, Sigismund Augustus allows the townspeople of Lviv to go to Wallachia for trade purposes. G. vol. 35 p. 407.
1197. In Krakow, on March 25, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, forbids Bernard Pretficz, the starost of Trembowel, from collecting customs duties from the townspeople of Lviv. G. bar 330 p. 472.
1198. In Krakow, on March 30, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, entrusts a Turkish merchant going to Moscow to the care of officials and frees him from customs duties. About bar 330, page 540 and bar 867, page 163.
1199. In Krakow, on April 8, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, removes the banieya from Bafal CkoŁecki. C. vol. 330 p. 490.
1200. In Krakow, on April 25, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, calls on the elder Jews of Lviv to deal justly with the widow of Jakób Michalewicz, a Jew from Lviv. C. bar 330 p. 636,
1201. In Krakow, on May 5, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, calls on the Lviv councilors to bring justice to Mikołaj Szulcz. 0. bar 330 p. 513.
1202. In Krakow, on May 6, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, postpones the matters before the royal court until his return from Lithuania. 0. bar 330 p. 497.
1203. In Krakow, on May 9, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, reported to all the royal superiors that he had freed the townspeople of Bodzecin and all the subjects of Samuel Maciejowski, bishop of Krakow, from paying customs duties. C. vol. 330 p. 671.
1204. In Krakow, on May 10, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs the Armenians of Lviv not to disturb Iwaszek Jurko, who remains in the king's service. C. vol. 330 p. 517.
1205. "In Kraków, U. Maja 1559, Zygmunt August, the king, frees the houses of the brothers Stefan, Jakób, Dawid and Marek Steczkowicz, Armenians from Lviv, from all burdens. 0. vol. 330 p. 823.
1206. In Krakow, on May 19, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders Piotr Barza, starosta of Lviv, to bring Jan of Mielec, voivode of Podolia, marshal of the kor., starosta of Samborski and Gródek, into possession of the villages of Mała and Wielka Horożany. C. vol. 330 p. 537.
1207. In Krakow, on May 30, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informs Piotr Barza, starosta of Lviv, that he has issued a safe-conduct to Walenty Głogiński, guardian of the Franciscans of Lviv. C. vol. 330 p. 507.
1208. In Krakow, on May 30, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, gives a safe-conduct to Walenty Głogiński, guardian of the convent of St. Francis in Lviv. 0. bar 330 p. 507.
1209. In Krakow, on June 3, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Piotr Barza, starosta of Lviv, to return to Nicholas, an Armenian from Lviv, a Turkish translator, the role taken from him. C. vol. 330 p. 596.
1210. In Mulawice, on June 5, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, king, orders Piotr Falczewski, the tenant of Knyszyn, and Piotr Koniński, the governor of Bełsk, to settle the matter between the royal subjects of the Tykocin castle and the chamberlain of Kamieniec, Hieronim Sieniawski, and his wife Elżbieta née Radziwiłł. Vol. 156, p. 2251.
1211. In Vilnius, on August 18, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informed Joachim Czieskowski and Mikołaj Kalechowicz, the supervisors of Lviv customs, that he had freed Mustafa Czelaby, a Turkish merchant, from paying customs duties. C. vol. 330 p. 563.
1212. In Vilnius, on September 30, 1559, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders Mikołaj Kalechowicz, the customs collector, not to demand customs duties from the people of Mustafa Czelaby, a Turkish merchant. C. vol. 330 p. 612.