maybe after the time has run out, I am writing to the IMci, Mr. Remigiaaa Orzechowski judge, Mr. Jan Swiętosławski, writer of the Przemyśl lands, asking them to open the books; I sent them an order or a mandate from His Majesty the King about this, and when a judge has urgent needs, they used to open books with such mandates. The second person is a judge pari honore with other colleagues, but something more is due to the judge and the writer; thirdly, if you need it, please send your consensus on this matter or your task in future querels, which will be judged by God's help, to IMci pp. judge and scribe, fearing that he would make any scruples in opening the books. The grace of WMci m. m. pp. will be repeated. and, brothers, I recommend my care and consideration, as I understand it, which is necessary for your holiday. Given in Przemyśl on the fifteenth day of April in the year one thousand six hundred and four. WMci m. m. pp. always a kind servant and a slow brother, Jan Tomasz Drohojowski from Drohojów, Crown Referendary, Starosta of Przemyśl. Indl. Rei. C. Trem. 320 p. 828.
in Przemyśl, May 14, 1604. Przemyśl landowners submit to the king candidates for the office of land judge.
Most merciful king, our most merciful lord! Subject to your love and faithful to W. kr. These are the land officials and knights of all the lands of Przemyśl, who have gathered here today in Przemyśl following the letter and universal letter of IMci from the Russian voivode, ') in favor of acting on the land court of IMci Mr. Remian Orzechowski to elect a judge of the Przemyśl land which is currently vacant, thus doing enough for the common law to election of the judiciary described above, we elected four persons from among ourselves to this office of subjugation, including Messrs. Mr. Jendrzej Bierecki, Mr. Jan Uliński, Mr. Jendrzej Czechowski, Mr. Jendrzej Suski, a town writer from Przemyśl, whose W. kr. Mci, among others, according to the description of the law with the recommendation of our faithful submission, we present, asking W. kr. Please, for example, give us W. kr. He deigned to give one of these lost ones according to his lord's pleasure. And with this, repeated faithful submission and service to the grace of the Lord. We recommend it. Given in Przemyśl on May 14, 1604.
Indium. Bel. Castr. Prem. 320 p. 1004—1005.
in Sanok, December 28, 1604.
Protestation on behalf of the landowners at the Wisła sejmik on December 14, gathered around the members of the sejm and given instructions.
Actum in castro Sanocensi feria lertia post festum Nativitatis Christi anno eiusdem millesimo sexcentesimo quarlo.
1. Born Piotr Chrząstowski, having come to the town records of Sanok in his name and in the name of his brothers, the lands of Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok in Wiśnia, at the district assembly quatuordecima die Decembris/) the gathered testified that we had unanimously chosen the envoys.
') Stanisław Jan Golski. >) On this day, the king convened a pre-sejm assembly, and in Korczyn a general assembly was held on January 6, 1605, with a general assembly of November 27, 1604 in Krakow. Castr. San. Street p. 703.
Our people came to the Sejm from Warsaw, i.e. Piotr Ozga the judge and Jan Szwoszowski, a writer of the Lviv lands, born from the Lviv region, Stanisław Stadnicki from Łańcut, the starosta of Zygwult, from Przemyśl, the starosta of Medycki, Samuel Trojecki, the Przemyśl carpenter, Krzysztof Drohoiowski, Stanisław Czepielowski from Sanok, and we asked We gave them, signed and sealed articles with the authentic attestation of the oppression of our nobility, and entrusted them to the written law on which our liberties and liberties are founded, they persuaded them to protect our home, courts and assemblies, to defend us after the point of the Livonian War in accordance with other states, to violate our freedom in this sejmik J. kr. They succeeded and did everything according to our instructions. 2. And if, at the next Sejm, our deputies were brought into doubt by someone else who had forced his way into the deputation, sometimes, through hunger, untimely, or fear, and finally, by force, judging us what he wanted to decide, and as we did in Wiśnia, Mr. We told the senators and the king's envoys what we requested to tell them before the king, so we also put this declaration in the books that we will not be subject to anything that is passed on our behalf without our envoys, nor do we allow any tax and the constitution, which declaration we put in the books here to remember what was adopted, India. Bel. Castr. San. 141 p. 789—790.
in Przemyśl, January 11, 1605.
Protest against the election of Herburt as a parliamentary deputy made at the regional council
Wiszeński of December 14, 1604.