other people have them. 25. Our brothers, masters of the Greek religion, have long been seeking and asking from us our souls, so that they may be reassured in all that they are wronged, with their ancient rights, privileges and customs, to stay, so we consider it a just cause and allow Mr. our deputies make diligent and fervent efforts in the parliamentary circle, as well as in the senate and at J. kr. They did and made it so that our brothers would be pleased, and even other pp. the deputies did not want to act as their own, so our MPs themselves the envoys should make every effort, upwards, to J. kr. They are requested to go to the court where in the trials received against them they have the abolition of elTicere. 36. And also our brothers Messrs. dissidentes in religione that we entrust Mr. P. with the constantly urgent processu utrique parti serving, according to the recession described in the constitutions, and also compositionem inter status. our envoys to work together with other estates to make it happen. 27. Lawsuits from the Sejm regarding borders, as well as those brought by the commissions, should not be issued and which courts have ordered them to be abolished should be ordered by Mr. our MPs and penny to put on it. 38. In the lesser conscript universities, many new tributes are assigned to the former universities, this is the case with the efficere pp. our deputies, that of all the universals, one ordinary should be confirmed according to the old custom, according to which the drafts would be elected in posterum, with the precaution that there should be no spigot selection from the breweries of the nobility and clergy, which brewed beers from the lords' farms. 29. Messrs. Messrs. will make diligent efforts to resolve the tribunal cases more quickly. our envoy, in quantum it will be possible for the two pp. deputies to both Piotrków and Lublin were elected and judged there and there after a whole year. 30. At the request of our brother citizens of this land, to keep the land and chamber's books of Lviv, from now on, at the city hall or in the lower Lviv castle, the Messrs. our MPs. 31. The cannon of the Zydaczów castle was removed from its place by the former staroste, and they should try to do so. our envoys, that it be restored to the same place, with a request to the king of the Immaculate Conception that the castle, which had been devastated in this way, should be provided for, and that greater resources and repairs be planned for this castle. Other castles are very deserted and need to be restored and better maintained, such as the Sanok castle, the Halych castle, the Upper Lviv castle, the Gródek castle, but in primis the castle of Kamianets-Podilskyi, where Rzpita's strength belongs, which urgently needs such a commission, which is to be supported by Messrs. our MPs. 32. The Sejm conclusions must be described and reached by Mr. MPs try. 33. Our brothers, citizens of the Sanok region, in order not to seek a commission from Hungary, suffer great harm, raid the villages and their houses and their subjects, and do no justice on that side; Mr. and Mrs. are working diligently. Our deputies should try to ensure that this committee comes from the next Sejm, so that J. kr. He deigned to send his envoy to the Emperor and the Authoritate of the Sejm, so that the commissioners, on their part, could also appoint a time and place to which commission the Messrs. should meet. commissioners appointed from the future Sejm sub paen. 34. Per IMcia, Mr. Gralus Tarnowski, a knightly man and well-deserved to the king of IMci and Rzpita, diligently J. kr. We ask you to deign to have your Lord's merciful grace and protection over him and to reward THEM for their merits. 36. We submit our urgent and fervent request to J. kr. You are responsible for IMcia, the military man of Zydaczów, a man well-deserved throughout his life, who from his youth until his gray hair never ceased to serve the kings and IMs. ours and today's happiness to the king of IMci, Mr. N., for whom we humbly pray that by the gracious grace of the king of IMci he will receive a reward for his hard-working services and courage, so that by this example other noble people will be willing to serve Rzpita. 36. For the Lord of Lviv's request, that the remainder which was given to him by the grace of the Lord Chamberlain of Lviv after the death of the late Lord Chamberlain of Lviv, and that he took it to himself, should be given to him from the treasury, our envoys are to ask. 37. After you finish
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