1770. In Warsaw, September 18, 1574. Letter from the Estates to Henry Valois after his escape to Prancy. C. vol. 335, pp. 1270—1277.
1771. In Warsaw, September 18, 1574, the Warsaw Confederation after the escape of Henry Valois. C. vol. 335, pp. 1264—1270.
1772. In Warsaw, on September 19, 1574, the Crown Council, meeting at the Warsaw Sejm, instructs judges and deputies to take into account the privileges and rights provided to the inhabitants of Lviv by the Polish kings. C. vol. 335, pp. 1204—1205.
1773. In Wisznia, December 1, 1574. Resolutions of the nobility of the Russian lands in Wisznia gathered at the regional council, relating to the judiciary. 0. bar 335 pp. 1249 - 1263,
1774. In Lviv, 1574, Jan Brzozdowski from Wołków, judge, and Jan Eychłowski from Eychłowice, land court of Lviv, issue a copy of the trial of Jan Wolfowicz, a burgher of Lviv, against Anastazya, wife of Maciej Siemiginowski, Pedek, Hryć and Iwan Siemiginowski, brothers born from Maruchna, wife of Jacek Siemiginowski, born to Jan Borssowski alias Mindzula from Nieradka, wife of Mikołaj Borssowski alias Mindzuli. begotten, sister and sisters, and the heirs of Jan Kruszelnicki, owner of the village of Dussanowa, by 21 groszy and 24 zlotys. debts for cloth collected by Jan Kruszelnicki. G. bar 338 p. 441.
1775. In Warsaw, at the coronation meeting of 1574, Eada, the crown demanded the mayor and councilors of Lviv to hand over the deposited jewels and the crown to Jan Tarle, the voivode of Lublin. C. vol. 335, pp. 1154—1155.
1776. In Lviv, on February 1, 1575, Jona, bishop of Halych, Lviv and Kamieniec, settles the complaint of Lia, the priest from Sołonka, against Jakób, governor of Lviv, and the Kryszans of Lviv for admitting and blessing the illegal unions of several peasants, named by name. Vol. 20, pp. 265—267.
1777. In Wielopole, April 17, 1575. Mikołaj Herburt from Pulsztyn, starosta of Lviv, bequeaths thirty fines to the miller Ławryk. 0. bar 49 pp. 100—103.
1778. In Lviv, on December 30, 1575, Anna Mokrzska, Wojciech's widow, together with Zachariasz Lahodowski and Mikołaj Lindzicki, friends, received a receipt from Mikołaj Herburt, the staroste of Lviv, for the sum of PLN 9,000, obliging themselves to submit this receipt to the Lviv land records. C. vol. 338 p. 261.
1779. In Krakow, on January 8, 1576, Mikołaj Sieniawski, field hetman of the crown, announces military service with one and a half hundred horses to Mikołaj Brzeski, starost of Kamieniec, allocating him money for it. G. bar. 336 pp. 733-734.
1780. On February 7, 1576, the Sejm in Kraków ordered the field writer Maciej Górecki to deliver the money from the quarter intended for the defense of Eusia and Podolia to the hetman. C. vol. 336, pp. 519—521.
1781. In Lviv, February 13, 1576. Eewizyja of money from the town hall issued to Mikołaj Sieniawski, Field Crown Hetman. C. vol. 336 p. 594.
1782. In Jarosław, on April 12, 1576, Stefan Batory, elect, orders Mikołaj Sieniawski, field hetman, starosta of Stryi, to accept a thousand hussars and a thousand Cossacks in Ezpltej's pay in order to defend Eusa and Podolia from the Tatars. C. vol. 336 pp. 605—607.
1783. In Lviv, on May 10, 1576, Hieronim Sieniawski, voivode of the Ruthenian lands, Galician T' Kolomyia starosta, transliterates the privilege granted by Sigismund Augustus for the Jews of Lviv in Warsaw on May 20, 1571, C. vol. 46, page 448.
1784. In Krakow, on May 14, 1576, Stefan, the king, orders Mikołaj Herburt of Fulsztyn, starosta of Lviv, to return Piotr Stryjkowski, illegally thrown out by Wojciech Narajowski from the village head office in Firlejów, back into his legal possession. C. vol. 336 pp. 856 - 857.
1785. In Krakow, on May 22, 1576, Stephen, the king, announces in a universal manner that he takes under his protection the mayor, councilors and townspeople of Lviv, who are in disputes with the local nobility, for a period of one year and gives them safe conduct to trade freely. G. bar. 336 p. 720.
1786. In Krakow, on May 23, 1576, Stefan, the king, orders Mikołaj Sieniawski, castellan of Kamieniec, to leave Iwaszka, an Armenian, a tenant in Stryi, in peaceful possession of the two villages he holds on lease. 0. bar 336 p. 702.
1787. In Krakow, on May 23, 1576, Stefan, the king, orders Stanisław Jasowski, the tenant of the royal village of Orzów in his uncle, not to cause any border harm or any unpleasantness to Iwaszek, an Armenian. C. vol. 336 p. 703.
1788. In Krakow, on May 27, 1576, Stefan, the king, approves Piotr Jaruntowski in the possession of the village headship in Bylec. C. vol. 434 pp. 117-118.