5049. In the Laszecki castle, on June 27, 1667, Jerzy Wandalin Mniszech, starost of Sanok, Szczetrzecki, Dembowiec, approves and extends the grant from his uncle, Stanisław Mniszech, to the Lord Panaszowski, a black man from Kiev, to build a monastery in Dobrzany, 0. vol. 464 Istr. 316.
5050. In Warsaw, on June 30, 1667, John Casimir, the king, took Jerzy Antofni Hay under his protection. C. vol. 419 pp. 1437—1441,
5051. In Warsaw, on July 4, 1667, John Casimir, the king, appoints Aleksander Szumlański as the steward of Podolia. C. vol. 419, pp. 1580—1581.
5052. In Warsaw, on July 6, 1667, John Casimir, the king, gives Ferdynand Lechner a letter of safety from Lviv. C. vol. 419, pp. 1322 - 1325.
5053. In Warsaw, on July 13, 1667, John Casimir, the king, took Ambroży Hay under his protection. C. t 419 pp. 1430—1433.
5054. In Warsaw, on July 20, 1667, John Casimir, the king, announces that he has appointed Józef Szumlański as the ruler of Lviv. C. t, 419 p. 1585.
5055. In Warsaw, on July 30, 1667, John Casimir, the king, provides security to Zdzisław Zamoyski. C. vol. 419 pp. 2027—2029.
5056. In Lviv, on August 5, 1667, Jan Kazimierz na Krasne Krasicki, treasurer of the Crown, starosta of Luein, acknowledges the collectors of the Lviv land, Marcin Widzowski, land writer
[ski of Lviv, and Józef Świrski, cup-bearer of Czerniechów, from the accounts submitted [from the collection made on the basis of the resolution of the Sejm of 1662. C. vol. 76, pp. 1277-1284.
5057. In Warsaw, on August 8, 1667, John Casimir, the king, orders the release of Moscow prisoners of war due to the conclusion of peace with Moscow. Vol. 419 pp. 1713 - 1714.
5058. In Warsaw, on August 11, 1667, John Casimir, the king, appoints Aleksander Morawiec as Lieutenant of Lviv. C. vol. 419 pp. 1969—1970.
5059. In Warsaw, on August 12, 1667, John Casimir, the king, appoints Antoni Winnicki, 'bishop of Przemyśl, metropolitan of Kiev. C. vol. 419 pp. 1835 - 1839.
5060. In Warsaw, on August 23, 1667, John Casimir, the king, appoints Michał Kloński the office of the Lviv chief, C. vol. 419, pp. 1822-1824.
5061. In Wisznia 2, September 1667. Dignitaries, officials and knights of the Lviv lands,
Przemyśl and Sanok, gathered for the parliamentary assembly, acknowledge Jan Kruszyński, the Smolensk hunter, from the tenancy of the tenement house. Vol. 83, page 1297.
5062. In the camp near Czarnokozienice on September 17, 1667, Jan in Żółkiew and Złoczów Sobieski, grand marshal and field hetman of the kor., Jawor, Stryi, Kałuski, Świerski, etc.' the starosta, calls on the nobility of the Russian voivodeships to come to his aid against the Turks. 0. vol. 419 pp. 2111 - 2113.
5063. In Krakow, on September 27, 1667, John Casimir, the king, makes the subjects of the villages of Zawidowie, Zaskowice, Porzecze and Kołbajowice aware that these villages still belong to the Gródek starosty and instructs them to listen to Jan Gniński, the staroste of Gródek. 0. vol. 419 p. 2160.
5064. In Krakow, on September 30, 1667, John Casimir, the king, orders the tenants of the royal estates to provide food to the army that is to winter on the border. 0. vol. 419 pp. 2177 - 2178.
5065. In Warsaw on October 17, 1667, the third rally of John Casimir, king, calling a general uprising against the Tatars. 0. vol. 419 pp. 2228—2231.
5066. In Warsaw, on November 9, 1667, John Casimir, the king, grants security to Władysław Wierzbowski. C. vol. 419 p. 2341 (under 1668, lord year 19).
5067. In Warsaw, on December 27, 1667, John Casimir, the king, grants nobility to Dymitr Eappen and his successors. C. vol. 442, p. 2462.
5068. 1667. Eegestr of damages committed by the army. 0. bar 419 pp. 1230—1231, 1265—1282, 1303—1305, 1327—1330, 1334—1335, 1356—1357, 1371—1375, 1381—1382, 1421—1430, 1450, 1482, 1495—1501, 1510—1512, 1514, 1529—1537, 1558—1562, 1575—1579, 1590—1592, 1601—1607, 1632, 1638—1640, 2336— 2337 and Vol. 76 pp. 1135 - 1149.
5069. In Lviv, on January 12, 1668, Marcyan from Pankracowice, Grabianka, and Maryanna from Potok, married couples, pledge their estates in Chanaczów and Sułowe, in the Lviv district, for 3 years for the sum of 10,000 zlotys. Atanazy Miączyński, captain of the royal troops. Vol. 76 pp. 1216 - 1219.
5070. In Shklov, February 6, 1668, Cecilia, Fr. Eadziwiłłówna Mikołajowa Sieniawska, voivode of Połock, crown guard, starosta of Radom, gives her husband PLN 400,000, which he left to her at their wedding on December 3, 1662 in Czarnów. Vol. 83, page 121.