2652. In Navahrudak, on February 25, 1593, Michael, the metropolitan of Kiev, announces the removal of the consecration from Feodore, the chernet of the Uniejów monastery. C. vol. 349, pp. 999—1003.
2653. In Krakow, on March 6, 1595('?), Sigismund IIL allows Jan Wysocki to found the town of Podwysokie under German law. C. vol. 426, pp. 3443 - 3446.
2654. In Krakow, on March 11, 1595, Zygmunt IIL commends Dymitr Solikowski, archbishop of Lviv, Stanisław Włodek, voivode of Bełsk, Stanisław Żółkiewski, of Lviv, Jakób Pretficz, of Kamieniec, Wawrzyniec Tużyński, of Lubaczów castellans, Mikołaj Żółkiewski, chamberlain, Jan Brzozdowski, land judge, Stanisław Podolecki, tablekeeper, Jakób Sęp, tablemaster. Piotr Ożga, deputy judge, Jan Swoszowski, scribe of the Lviv court, resolution of the border dispute between Jadwiga of Szczekaczowice, wife of Jerzy Mniszech, voivode of Sandomir, and the city of Lviv. C. bar 350 pp. 1-2.
2655. In Krakow on March 11, 1595, Sigismund III. orders Jerzy Dydyński from Lisieniec to be present at the boundary between Krzywczyce and the property of the city of Lviv. C. bar 350 page 2.
2656. In Kraków, on March 11, 1595, Sigismund III instructs Krzysztof Dzierzek, his secretary and the tenant of Wzzanie, to be present at the boundary between Krzywczyce and the property of the city of Lviv. C. t 350 p. 3.
2657. In Krakow on March 11, 1595, Sigismund III. instructs the Lviv councilors to appear before the royal commissioners appointed to mark the borders of Krzywczyce. C. bar 350 p. 4.
2658. In Krakow on March 15, 1595, Sigismund III. allows Stanisław Jezierski, the village head of Zalesie, to transfer his right to head office to Mikołaj Ozga and his wife Zofia. Vol. 39 pp. 239-240.
2659. In Krakow on March 15, 1595, Sigismund III. confirms the privilege of Sigismund Augustus issued in Krakow on August 9, 1550 for the burghers of Przeworsk. 0. vol. 349 pp. 911—913.
2660. In Krakow on March 20, 1595, Sigismund III. prohibits the owners of the Łozin manor from cutting down the Haray forests, which belonged to the royal estate, and settling settlers on the forests. C. vol. 349 p. 1519.
2661. In Krakow on March 20, 1595, Sigismund III. informs the owners of the Łozin manor of the appointment of inspectors to examine the boundaries of the manor and the damage they caused to the royal forests. C. vol. 349, pp. 1353 and 1519.
2662. In Krakow on March 20, 1595, Sigismund III. orders Jerzy Mniszech, starost of Lviv, not to allow the owners of the Łozin manor to cut down the Haray forests. C. vol. 349 p. 1520.
2663. In Krakow, March 20, 1595. Constitution of the General Sejm. C. vol. 349, pp. 926—950.
2664. In Krakow on March 20, 1595, Sigismund III. orders the courts to function until the flagella come off. C. vol. 349, pp. 1069—1070.
2665. In Krakow on March 30, 1595, Sigismund III. reiterates the ban on exporting horses abroad. C. vol. 349, pp. 924—925.
2666. In Krakow on March 30, 1595, Sigismund III. prohibits the export of saltpeter, gunpowder and weapons across the border. C. vol. 349 p. 925.
2667. In Krakow on April 5, 1595, Sigismund III. instructs the councilors of Lviv to report to the royal commissioners the amount of administrative revenues allocated to the defense and improvement of the city. C. vol. 350 p. 5.
2668. In Krakow on April 7, 1595, Sigismund III. informs everyone about the appointment of Zygmunt Błażowski, sub-voivode of Podolia, as the collector of Wallachian wines and small potatoes going to Kamieniec and Sniatyn, as well as the captive of Lviv. C. vol. 349 pp. 973-974.
2669. In Krakow on April 7, 1595, Sigismund III. informs the Lviv councilors of the appointment of Zygmunt Błażowski, sub-voivode of Podolia, as the collector of wines going to Kamieniec and Sniatyn and the Lviv spigot. C. vol. 349 p. 974.
2670. In Przemyśl, Biecz, Korczyna on April 9, 10 and 13, 1595. The course of the trial between Zofia and Anna, former daughters of Albert Sepichowski, against Jakób Leśniewski, the servant of Lviv. C. vol. 350, pp. 204—213.
2671. In Krakow on April 25, 1595, Sigismund III. he accepts Nicholas Naurida, a nobleman from the island of Ohios, as his servant and allows him to handle all matters in the kingdom. C. vol. 349 pp. 770-771.
2672. In Krakow on May 1, 1595, Sigismund III. orders Jerzy Mniszech, the starost of Lviv, to capture the outlaw Sulimbek, confiscate his goods and search for the jewels from the crown treasury pledged to him by the Jews of Lviv. 0. vol. 349 pp. 1188—89.
2673. In Krakow on May 1, 1595, Sigismund III. orders Tomasz Drohojowski, referendary of the cor. and the starosta of Przemyśl to keep the outlaw Sulimbek in prison until he returned the crown jewels pledged to him and then redeemed, C. vol. 349, page 1189.