pp. Our envoy is a danger that at this time periclitatur and disrupts the forces of the Government, they will give sub trutinam to all estates, if the borders of this castle can be safely used by the people of the Hungarian nation, where while the sword gleams from there ultra' citroque, the Hungarians passing by are not only formidolos, but also the fresh faith and deeds of feudal lords. principia can teach us, as we have alienae fidei inilia, to remain perfidia tuti. 5. And even before this, the safety of the Lviv castle of the Rzpltej J. kr. They have always recommended and now Mr. Our deputies will strive to effectively arrange for the abolition of the taxes that will be passed on these lands to the city on whose security they support, as much as is appropriate for this time, and be effectively agreed upon with the estates. 6. This also offends the nobility and the nobility, because despite the unbearable mercantileism and the pretia rerum that is above all fairness, which the gluttony of the city people makes sine fine et sine modo, by the statute of Toruń, inusitata libidine to the nobility, the power of the innocent is covered with it, a great insult and even a periculum honoris, famae, which the greatest health brings, sollicite will try pp. deputies, that with the consent of the estates, this statute be either restricted or declared finaliter, as et in quibus casibus, such a terrible severity of this law should be imposed on the nobility. Alexander Trzebieóski, chamberlain of Lviv, marshal of the Wisnia sejmik. '
Indium. Bel. Castr. Leop. 377 p. 1532—1534.
in Wisnia, January 11, 1637. Audit of the Wisnia sejmik.
1. We, council officials and all the knights at the Wiszyński sejmik from J. kr. Mci p. n. m, submitted to us on the eleventh day of the month of January in the year one thousand six hundred and twenty-seven, we, gathered together, resolve Having lived to see the unfortunate times that have devastated our beloved homeland, and not wanting to decesse it, we have to advise about its detention and everything, without compromising our health and wealth. Therefore, with the consent of the entire assembly, we gave the agreed dismissal to IMci, the envoy from the king of IMci to us, sent to this assembly with these words. 2. Most gracious king, our gracious lord! Having entrusted our faithful submission and humble services to the merciful grace of W. kr. May you enjoy long prosperous and happy years with good health and a happy reign. Gentlemen of the council and the knights' circle of the Wiszyń congress, taking into account the dangers and shortcomings of the Republic of Poland, the MP W. kr. Mothers presented to us and seeing their homeland so distressed, squeezed and torn on all sides, they humbly thank W. kr. I blame her for thinking fatherly about saving her. 3. Even though our countries are abolished and reduced to ashes, they never cease to save the Polish Republic and now know their duty, to the Kingdom of Poland. Mr. Mr. n. m., as we are doing a lot for our dear homeland, we have allowed two collections of these taxes at the Sejm and four from the landed deputies from these countries to the assemblies to the brothers taken, which will be elected according to the time specified in the constitution by the collector. 4. We also have every hope that the ordinary love and deliberation of W. kr. Our Lord prays for the good and peace of all our Crown, for the help of our distressed countries, and our humble request and slowness will make it happen in the Kingdom of Poland. You mean, among other things, that these countries, which are subject to constant danger, will be provided with an ordinary, quick and powerful defense. How humble we are
>) By a universal dated in Nieszawa on December 6, 1627, the king convened this sejmik for January 11, because at the last sejm the deputies of the Ruthenian voivodeship took taxes from their brothers. C.San. 150 p. Ii2.