Part 14

1. Articles at the Wisnia sejmik ^) Their Mciom pp, deputies IMci Mr. Stanisław Mniszek of Wielkie Kunczyce, starosta of Lviv, IMci Mr. Józef Narajowski judge of Lviv from Lviv, IMci Mr. Marcin Krasicki, the countryman of the Queen JMci, Przemyśl Lubomski Bolemowski, IMci Mr. Jan Szczęsny Herbult Mościcki Wiszno etc. starostas from Przemyśl, IMci, Mr. Jan Mielecki and Mr. Krzysztof Drohojowski from the Sanok poviats, in accordance with the General Assembly in Warsaw, were given to those elected. 2. Forward pp. our members of this province have a common and invariable affect towards J. kr. Mci p. n. m. and our solid will and faith will declare and declare that they will benefit from the good health of J. kr. We are very happy for you and may the Lord God, King Krsna, be with us for the longest time. We wish you faithful breeding with your noble offspring. And having gratefully accepted et cum debita reverentia the present message of J. Kr. And, having thanked you for all the warnings about the many and great dangers facing our country and our homeland, which we can see with our own eyes, we go willingly to take care of them, which, as we are so weak, that we cannot fight them alone and alone, nor do we agree to our relations with other voivodeships and crown estates, we come to repentinis et gravibus periculis, taking the liberty of going ad minus consvetum remedium and trusting it confidently and confiding in pp. to our deputies, that in the Sejm square, where all the estates will be gathered, with all the other voivodeships on this matter, they should come together and think out ways of quickly defending the borders and the security of the Crown on all sides, and with such diligence, et tem exam et prospere, as if the Republic of Poland or a part of it, God forbid, what harm could it do? and the fall did not come. As far as we are concerned, and we understand that this calamitas concerns no one more than us, because we are closer to this fire than others and it concerns us the most, we will not and will gladly advise on anything that would be ex re et commodo ac securitate patriae uostrae with all rights and our freedoms and customs that should be observed by Mr. our MPs. 3. And without leaving out the quick ways of defense, how many in this way