oh well, they won't have their husbands and:ib omni impetitione iuridica they will be free and we will stand by them in eo casu. What is to be understood about wanton parties, because a settled nobleman, antequam essel iure victus before the hood's court, is not to be followed by their Majesty. 9. We also inform both IMć, Mr. Colonel, and Ich Mciow, Mr. captains to be on all sides in these lands mentioned vigilunles pro solito amore in Rempublicam and wherever necessary, a nobleman could show his name. c against such swavoiniks he called out either about such a wanton pile or IMci to the colonel lul) Their Mciom pp. he let the captains know, succurant Their Master, in advance of such a case. 10. If the privatus, who was able to tame the rebels by taming them, should send the land to his town, and since there is no town in Przemyśl, to the hood judges; and if during the rape the murdered [was] a free-spirited person, and this was shown ex inquisitione, then the iniuriatus is to be ab omni impetitione iuridica wolen. 11. And if any violent disorder were to occur, which these banners could not cope with in their resistance, then we would have our own consurgery against such dangers, under the hood unions, first of all by their MPCs. the starosts informed us, and in detail, Mr. starostas will inform us in absentia and senior land officials should make this notification. About this with my mother, the colonel, and their mothers, Mr. captains, as those who have to keep a close eye on such dangers, will endure. 12. And since, Mr. Staroste of Sanok*) insistendo vestigiis of great memory worthy of his father, who in such a case, majręnam operara praestilit in his homeland, promised from his own money for this recruitment of a soldier, all three of our lands designated above, a certain sum would be established, which would correspond to the sum of the conscription of one of these three lands of ours, so that our subjects would make this contribution We submitted our laudum to the resolution, as we accepted it with great gratitude and due thanks at our assembly from the IMci, so that they could be thanked et in facie Rcipublicae for this handsome thing, and interim fidem nozlram fraternal IMci inlerponimus, that after Sunday five, our collector will give this sum to the IMci and bring it to Sanok. And this laudum will only serve us now pro hac vice in omnibus suis clausulis. It happened in Wisznia on June 3, 1632. Jakub Sobieski, the Crown Marshal of the Cat, and the Wisnieu lands of the Ruthenian Voivodeship. Stanisław Wapowski kastellan sano> ki. l''elitian /, Grochowiec Grochowski, chamberlain of Przemyśl.
Castr. San. THEM. flight p. 2001-2005. Castr. Leop. Bel. 383 p. 2797—2802. Terri. Prem. Decree. 330 p. 23-28.
vV Wisul, June 3, 1632. Lustracja of the Wisła sejmik to deputies to the convocation sejm.
1. We, the council, dignitaries, officials and knights of the voivodeship of the Ruthenian lands, having gathered in Wiśnia for the assembly of the 3rd June of the voivodeship, commemorated by the Archbishop of Gniezno, the primate of our homeland, before the Warsaw Convocation, laid to rest the pitiful time of the orphaned homeland of ours. the departure from this world of the blessed memory of King IMći Sigismund III, whose soul in benedictionibus et in sorte iustorum may eternal light shine, we have unanimously chosen their Mts from among ourselves. our envoys from the land of Lviv, Mr. Jakub Sobieski, the crown prince of Krasnostaw, and Mr. Mikołaj, count of Ostroro, the voivode of Poznań, the starosta of Drohowy; from the Przemyśl Land, IMci Mr. Jan of Pleszowice Fredro, judge of the Przemyśl Land, IMci Mr. Jan Stadnicki, voivode of Bełżec; from the Sanok land
') Franciszek Mniszek.