3645. In Warsaw on July 19, 1631, Sigismund III. grants safe conduct to several Armenians from Lviv. C. vol. 382, page 1535.
3646. In Warsaw on August 2, 1631, Sigismund III. he accepts Jan Siedmiradzki, a doctor of both laws and a famous scholar, among his servants. C. vol. 3i^2 p. 1550.
3647. In Warsaw, September 5, 1631, Sigismund III. allows Ivan Skorodyński to transfer his life rights to the land next to the church of St. Piątnice in Lviv, on the persons of the provisionalists of this church. 0. bar 383 p. 2721 and bar 386 p. 111.
3648. In Warsaw, on September 20, 1631, Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz from Żurów, court treasurer of the Crown, Przemyśl, starosta of Koło, designates Radom as the place to receive money for the treasury of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. C. vol. 382 p. 1830.
3649. In Warsaw on October 8, 1631, Sigismund III. postpones the ban issued by the Lublin tribunal against Adam of Husiatyn Kalinowski, starosta of Bracław and Winnicki. C. bar 382 p. 209.
3650. In Warsaw on October 29, 1631, Sigismund III. grants six-month safe conduct to Felicya Czarczowska from Żmigród, who has been sentenced by the court. 0. vol. 382 p. 1959.
3651. In Starsyska, on November 6, 1631, Władysław, margrave of Mirów Myszkowski, starosta of Gródek, gives Ivan, Prince of Wisła, a descendant of Jarmoła, a field to use. Op. vol. 385, page 1266.
3652. In Warsaw on December 11, 1631, Zjgmunt HI. appoints Koźniewski as janitor general. 0. bar 382 p. 10.
3653. In Bar, on December 18, 1631, Stanisław in Koniecpol, Koniecpolski, voivode of Bandomir, field hetman of the crown, Busko, Bar, Kowel, etc., starosta, warns the nobility (of the Ruthenian voivodeship against the Tatars. C. vol. 382, p. 2097.
3654. In Wisznia, February 20, 1632. Instructions of the Wisznia sejmik for deputies to the [crown] sejm. C. vol. 383 pp. 2348-2352.
3655. In Warsaw on March 31, 1632, Sigismund III. grants Helena Ożdżyna the village of Zadworce [with life imprisonment. C. vol. 426, pp. 2555—2556.
3656. In Warsaw, on April 1, 1632, the Constitution of the General Sejm of the Crown of Warsaw [ŁrzyNiedziela. C. vol. 382, pp. 2611—2627.
3657. In Warsaw, on April 24, 1632, Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, the crown treasurer, announced the leasing of a minor cart, the tax on unleavened honey, etc. to Hermolaus [Tyrawski, administrator of the 4th grosz of Podolia. C. bar 383 p. 2G86.
3658. In Warsaw, on May 5, 1632, Jan Wężyk, Archbishop of Gniezno and Primate, issues [universal on the occasion of the death of Sigismund III. C. vol. 362, pp. 2690 - 2697.
3659. In Warsaw, on May 15, 1632, Władysław, prince, grants land in Trzciana to Paweł Kulesza. 0. bar 385 pp. 346—347.
3660. In Zawałów, on May 20, 1632, Jan Odrza of Wola, starosta of Zydaczów, colonel of the Polish Republic's army, warns the nobility against the impending attack of the Tatars. C. vol. 383 p. 2737.
3661. In Jazłowiec, on May 30, 1632, Jan Odrzywolski, the Jewish starosta, warns again [against the Tartar attack. C. vol. 383 p. 2760.
3662. In Sądowa Wisznia, June 3, 1632. Instructions of the Wiszyński sejmik for elected deputies to the general assembly of the Crown. C. vol. 383 p. 2770.
3663. In Sądowa Wisznia, June 3, 1632. Lauda of the Ruthenian Voivodeship at the Riszyn assembly. C. vol. 383, pp. 2797—2802.
3664. In Lviv, June 28, 1632. Testament of Andrzej Czuryła, czechnik of the Galician land, vol. 117, pp. 2523-2535.
3665. In Warsaw, on July 16, 1632, the general confederation of all estates was adopted at the Farsaw Sejm. C. vol. 383, pp. 3043—3079.
3666. In Kotelnia, on July 24, 1632, Samuel Łaszcz Tuczapski, a crown guard, warns the nobility of the Ruthenian Voivodeship against the attack of Turks and Tatars who have already crossed the Dniester. C. vol. 383 p. 2987.
3667. In Sądowa Wisznia, August 23, 1632. Articles adopted at the Wiszyński assembly, vol. 383, pp. 3102-3106.
3668. Between Warsaw and Wola, September 27, 1632. Act of election of Władysław IV. C. bar 383 tr. 3345—3382.
3669. In the camp on the Charzów bridge on October 2, 1632, Stanisław Koniecpolski, Polish lietman. the crown, grants the service to Jan Rodacki, a cavalry captain of foot, from September 1 to one and a half hundred infantry with whom he entered the camp. C. vol. 383, pp. 3229—3230.
3670. In Warsaw, on October 26, 1632, Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz from Żurów, the abortive treasurer, allows Wojankowski to collect foreign customs taxes in the Ruthenian Voivodeship from
November 1632 to November 1, 1635. C. vol. 383, pp. 3291-93.