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1602. In Warsaw, on December 30, 1570, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informed Mikołaj Herburt of Fulsztyn, starosta of Lviv, that he had approved the borders established by the inspectors between the villages of Sołonka and Porszna on the one hand, and Miloszowice on the other. C. bar 334 pp. 426 - 8.

1603. In Warsaw, on December 31, 1570, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the mayor and councilors of Lviv to bring justice to Jan Wiewiorecki in the case with Jan Dudka, a tailor. C. vol. 334 p. 351.

1604. In Warsaw, on January 5, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, limits all cases of the commissioner's and royal court to February 5. G. bar 334 pp. 429 - 30.

1605. In Lviv, on January 12, 1571, Stanisław Szlomowski, Archbishop of Lviv, confirms the will of Andrzej Ponherrnhoff, made in Gródek on October 21, 1570. G. vol. 44, page 23.

1606. In Warsaw, on January 15, 1571, Zygmunt August, the king, sends the bailiff Stanisław Molski to the writers and servants of Stanisław Barzy of Blozewo, voivode and starosta of Krakow and Sniatyn, authorized to choose tolls, to seal the collected money and dismiss the suspected Jonah the Jew. C. vol. 334 pp. 378-9.

1607. In Warsaw, on January 20, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, grants the Jews of Kremenets trade privileges and frees them from paying taxes, especially the toll called "stare toll". 0. bar 335 pp. 87—88.

1608. In Rawa, on January 24, 1571, Hieronim Bużeński from Bużenin, the crown treasurer, orders Tomasz Dubrawski, the Lviv collector, to stick to universals. 0. bar 334 pp. 479—81.

1609. In Przemyśl, on February 5, 1571, Nikodem Łekiński, the castellan of Nakło, and other lustators resolved a dispute over the estates between the starosta of Lviv and Mikołaj Tarła, the standard-bearer of Sandomir, a tenant of Drohowy. C. vol. 397 p. 1793.

1610. In Lviv, on February 1571, Jan Bembertowski certifies that he took 88 zlotys. from Jan Kosowski for safekeeping. C. vol. 334 p. 663.

1611. In Warsaw, on February 7, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, announces to Mikołaj Herburt of Fulsztyn, starosta of Lviv, that the Jew Icyk Slomnicz is to collect customs and tolls in the Russian lands and orders him to be supported. 0. bar 334 pp. 411 - 12.

1612. In Lviv, on February 7, 1571, Mikołaj Herburt of Fulsztyn, starosta of Lviv and the Russian lands, grants a plot of land near Zboiska to the married couple Piotr and Anna Dunajewski. O. vol. 335, pp. 147-148.

1613. In Warsaw, on March 6, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, sends Stanisław Olszowski, the burgrave of Krakow, his courtier, to the tenants of the royal table's estates to inspect the royal forests and forbid the sale of wood and tar from there. C. bar 334 pp. 458 - 9.

1614. Oblate. On March 10, 1571, the royal mirrors settle a dispute over the meadows stretching halfway to Błota and the Brzuehowica River, between the owner of Sieciechów and Podliski. 0. bar 334 p. 475.

1615. In Trembowla, on March 11, 1571, Jakób Pretficz from Gawron, starosta of Trembowla, let Ihnat Mielieszkowicz, a burgher of Lviv, rent the toll and mills of Trembowla. 0. bar 334 pp. 503—4.

1616. In Warsaw, on March 13, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, sentences Melchior Koszlia, collector of Sandomisrka, Lublin and Lviv, for illegally collecting taxes from Lviv burghers to 3,000 grz. penalties. 0. bar 334 p. 554.

1617. In Warsaw, on March 14, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders Jerzy Jazłowiecki of Buczacz, the Ruthenian voivode and the starosta of Novgorod and Chmielec, to release the elderly Jews from Lviv from prison, because they had no part in the murder of Josek the Italian. C. vol. 334 pp. 437-8.

1618. In Warsaw, on March 14, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, postpones the sentence of banishment passed on Wawrzyniec Krzywczycki in a dispute with Anna of Dalejów, voivode of Podolia. Op. vol. 334, page 462.

1619. In Warsaw, on March 15, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, grants the starosty of Kamieniec to Jan Zborowski, son of Piotr, voivode of Sandomir. C. bar 334 p. 570 — 1.

1620. In Warsaw, on March 16, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the Jews of Lviv, Izak, Naftali and others, to compensate the Jew Slomnicz in the Russian mines for the damage they did to the Jew Slomnicz. Vol. 334, page 477.

1621. In Warsaw, on March 20, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, abolishes the border customs duty on foreigners and informs about it the servants of Stanisław Barz from Blozewo, the voivode of Krakow and the staroste of Sniatyn. 0. bar 334 pp. 468-9 and bar 359 p. 38.

1622. In Warsaw, on April 4, 1571, Sigismund Augustus, the king, forbids the mayor, councilors, the mayor and lay judges of Lviv to quote Jan Zaidlicz, the king's servant, before his forum. 0. bar 334 pp. 616—7.