myskie *) are to try for the prize. 38. IM, Mr. Stanisław Stadnicki, must join the party and ask the king, these gentlemen, envoys, to receive quite a significant award for their services; a certain amount from wages and a sum of two thousand zlotys to be returned to him, as if he had always found out what to do for further care and did not get involved in anything until it was achieved. 39. For the benefit of Mr. Cłiórąży of Lviv ^), whose merits have been repeatedly called for, the gentlemen deputies are now expected to seek final relief. 40. Following Mr. Jendrzej Freder, who has completed two Turkish journeys at his own expense and has done a lot of good for the Republic through his efforts, they should try to ensure that a reward is given to them, or at least to Uscz, so that they can be redeemed for them with the money from the king's treasury, and unless this happens first, they should not get involved in anything or collect money. 41. For the benefit of the Jewish military, strive for a reward and for the payment they deserve to come from salaries and not to anything else. 43. Townspeople, both private and communitates, who hold landed property in perpetuity or by pledge, so that the nobleman can redeem nulla praescriptione obstante and for future times not give landed estates as pledge. 43. For Mr. and Mrs. Broniewski, to give them six thousand zlotys. from salaries to pay the debts that their deceased brother, traveling to Tatar for the needs of the Republic of Poland, having incurred debts for, for which he has a rekognica from the Tatar Tsar, that they were forcibly collected from him and that he owed them, that they would be paid to him and the King of IMć would take care of his services. 44. In favor of Mr. Tomasz Żołędzia, that the king, taking into account his bloody merits and the imprisonment he undertook in Turkey while serving the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, would first deign to accept him into his lord's favor and then, rewarding the jurgelt in the Sniatyn starosty, deign to give him PLN. two thousand from Russian levies, which were petitioned by Mr. the deputies are to try to achieve their own effect without first attempting anything else. 45. Ask J. kr. Mci, for IMci, the voivode of Trakai, may IMci be calmed in her difficulties by the king's grace. 46. Behind Their Fathers pp. I should ask the Lanczkoruńskis that their king should have this hereditary estate, which he requested from the instigator behind the manor, to leave, or rather, that this estate was so attached to the Skala staroste that without it the town of Skała would hardly have to stand down for the small amount of land which was given to them, Mr. Russian voivode, a man of the Polish Republic, significantly and well deserved, pp. should strive for this urgently. MPs, so that their Mć Mr. They were given something different to the Lanczkoroncki family, as if both sides could please them. 47. For their husband, Mr. Voivode of Podolia, they should try to satisfy him with his tribute. 48. For their lordship, the Tęczynski couples should make every effort to ensure that the debt of their father, which is a pact made by the king to them, is settled and paid. 49. For their lordship, they ask the lords of Strusza for a donation and privileges from their brother to be given to them and This decree was allowed in the crown constitution. 50. For the Wołoskie colonels Stroycz Jeremia and Łukasz Stroycz, the king of Imć indigenatum inRepublica deigned to grant them the right to take place. 53. For Mr. Jan Ostrowski, starosta of Dinamont, too. 53. Following Mr. Semp, the Lviv substoli, try to calm down the inhabitants of Lviv within their borders established by the commissioners. 54. For Mr. Szarnicki, that he would receive protection from the king. 55. For the soldiers of Sambor, who are the king's mandate, they are called to be free from them. 56. For pp. Lithiński family also, so that they and the starosta of Lubaczów are free from intriguing lawsuits. 67. For Mr. Jerzy Dydyński, that the king would deign to grant him confirmation of the toll, which is much needed by all. 58. Following Mr. Skniłowski also about the search. 59. Outside the city of Lviv, the main city of our voivodeship, we should strive diligently to ensure that it can receive help and assistance from the king of the Empire and the Polish Republic, so that it can complete the municipal walls and embankments, which it needs at great expense. 60. Outside the city of Przemyśl, strive diligently to ensure that the angariae, which receive help from the townspeople of Lviv in stopping all sorts of activity, also from the Jews of Przemyśl, build the walls of the building, from them
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