[life sentences in the villages of Kościołówee, Karadyńce, Mihitanki, etc., etc., in the Kiev Voivodeship, [in the Bohusław starosty, to Stanisław Kazimierz Bieniewski, voivode, and General Ezernichów, starosta of Bohusław. 0. bar 149 pp. 1249 - 1251.
4950. In Warsaw, on August 25, 1664, John Casimir, the king, calls on colonels, captains and officers to rush to military service on the last day of September. C. bar 414 between
4951. In Warsaw, on August 29, 1664, John Casimir, the king, informed the mayor and councilors of Lviv that he had granted Samuel Leszczyński, the starost of Łuck, a safe conduct. C. bar 414 [page 1993.
4952. In Podhajcaeh, on August 30, 1664, Stanisław Potocki, hetman of the W. Kor, orders [capital captains, lieutenants and comrades who left military service under various pretexts, [to return to the banner under pain of punishment. C. vol. 414, page Ks37.
4953. In Warsaw, on September 8, 1664, John Casimir, the king, gives Jan Kruszyński the office of hunter of Smolensk. 0. vol. 419 pp. 1943 - 1945.
4954 In Warsaw, on October 9, 1664, John Casimir, the king, allows Piotr Stanisław Bobrecki and Anna Mysłowska, spouses, to transfer their rights to life imprisonment in the village of Dobrzany, belonging to the Lviv Voivodeship, to Mikołaj Bobowski, the royal captain. C. vol. 149, pp. 1333—1335.
4955. In Wisznia, October 15, 1664. Instructions for deputies to the general assembly from the Wiszyński assembly. C. vol. 414, pp. 2413—2455.
4956. In Jaworów, on October 20, 1664, Jan of Sobieszyn Sobieski, coroner's standard-bearer, paternal officer, starosta of Jaworów, hereditary lord in Złoczów and Pomorzany, orders that the inhabitants of Jaworów should not be burdened with an unfair amount in paying the meszneny. 0. vol. 427 p. 1439.
4956a. In Warsaw, on December 2, 1664, John Casimir, the king, grants Krzysztof Domin the village of Zzanie in the Iviv starosty. 0. bar 414 p. 2524.
4957. In Warsaw, on December 8, 1664, John Casimir, the king, grants Franciszek and Marya Balcerowicz a privilege over the land of Łąki Sienne, belonging to Sambor. 0. vol. 416 p. 2080.
4958. In Warsaw, on January 5, 1665, John Casimir, king, confirms the document of Władysław IV. issued in Krakow on October 25, 1634 for the village of Wisiatycz. G. vol. 415 p. 1007.
4959. In Warsaw, on January 15, 1665, John Casimir, the king, issues a letter of safety for the Jews of Lviv. 0. bar 415 p. 287.
4960. In Warsaw, on January 20, 1665, John Casimir, the king, calls on the Lviv offices to ensure the safety of the Jews. C, vol. 415, page 285.
4561. In Warsaw, on January 22, 1665, John Casimir, the king, gives Albert Łotkowski a life sentence in the villages of Mozejów, Żorniska and Łozina. C. vol. 417 p. 2305.
4962. In Warsaw, on January 22, 1665, John Casimir, the king, gives a letter of safety to Andrzej Prusinowski. C. vol. 415 p. 669.
4963. In Warsaw, January 22, 1665, John Casimir, king, frees the city of Sniatyn from some burdens. 0. bar 440 p. 2250.
4964. In Warsaw on January 26, 1665. Universal of King John Casimir, securing the safety of Jews against the wantonness of students and others. C. vol. 415 p. 283.
4965. In Warsaw, on January 26, 1665, John Casimir, the king, reports the sending of Jan Wieniawski, his secretary and courtier, as an embassy to Turkey and requests that his journey through Polish countries and cities be facilitated. C. vol. 415 p. 313.
4966. In Podhayeach On February 7, 1665, Stanisław of Potok in Podhayeach Potocki, voivode of Krakow, Grand Hetman of the Crown, Bar, Dolina, Gródek, Mościski, Drahim, Radom starosta, calls on the army to gather in Ukraine. 0. bar 415 p. 225.
4967. In Warsaw, on February 13, 1665, John Casimir, king, issues a letter of safety to Stanisław, father, and Stanisław, son, Łobunski. 0. bar 415 p. 329.
4968. In Wisznia, February 19, 1665. Laudum of the Wiszyń sejmik. C. bar 415 pp. 379—385,
4969. In Warsaw, on March 7, 1665, John Casimir, the king, appoints Jan Fryderyk Belicz as an official of the crown treasury. C. vol. 417 p. 57.
4970. In Warsaw, on March 10, 1665, John Casimir, the king, orders the courts to postpone the affairs of Jan Wieniawski, the king's secretary and courtier, sent to Constantinople as an embassy until his return. 0. bar 415 p. 620.
4971. In Warsaw, on March 23, 1665, John Casimir, the king, gives Jan Fryderyk Bekier, his servant and factor, a consent to export saltpeter from Poland. 0. bar 415 p. 625.
4972. In Warsaw, on March 23, 1665, John Casimir, the king, gives a letter of safety to Krzysztof Stapkowski. C. vol. 415 p. 586.