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for this reason, they were also freed from the Polish Republic for several years by liberation from public taxes for the maintenance of the town's municipality from the enemy of the Holy Cross. they will be able to receive it if they ask. 93. The town of Mościska, and in repairing a trouser suit that stretches for half a mile, it costs a lot and costs money, and with the half-penny they take from the car, they cannot possibly cover this trouser suit, ask J. kr. He wants them to be allowed the second half-penny, so that they can then choose one penny at a time and receive liberation from the soldier's donation and soldier positions; so that in addition to a larger auction of tolls it was decided to reduce J. kr. They will ask. 94. Behind the Jewish town, which was destroyed by the Tartar insurrections, the Messrs. will ask MPs, so that they could be given tax liberation. 95. The townspeople of Jaworów from Tartar are devastated and burnt because they spend money on building embankments and building cannons, and they have no income for this, ask J. kr. In view of this devastation and the costs that they cause to the municipalities, the military stations should be freed by the constitution and given freedom from tolls and customs duties. 96. That this is a great burden for the city of Krosno, it claims that public taxes must also be paid from those squares that are taken away for churches and monasteries, and from craftsmen, of whom there are very few in the city for destruction, according to old receipts, and especially according to the anni receipt of 1578, they must pay for roads, and for this they will ask Messrs. our deputies, so that they could be freed from this in order to improve the municipality and improve the walls, embankments and the bridge, a duty of one penny would be allowed per piece of linen. 97. The town of Drohobych, lying almost on the Tartar route, was destroyed by the Tartar incursions and military executions, so that it could also save its shortcomings and the town which it began to lead from the Tartars for its safety and could equip itself with a cannon, they will ask Mr. our envoys J. kr. They want to be able to receive six years of liberation from public taxes. Jakub Maximilian Fredro, chamberlain of Przemyśl, secretary of J. kr. Mci, the marshal of the Viainsky assembly at that time.
Castr. Leop. 385 p. 1514-1546; Fas. Cop. Bel. Castr. Frem, 10. p. 2581—2603; Castr. Prem. -54 p. 1818—1834; Castr..San. 152 p. 1037—1058. Hand Ossoł. 3566 p. 64-71 v.
Near Lviv, April 16, 1635. Register of the Lviv and Zydacz nobility presented near Lviv.
Register of identification of citizens of the Lviv and Zhydachiv lands who pass by Lviv in the field of St. Cross on the first Monday after the main Sunday in the year one thousand six hundred and thirty-five according to the constitution of the Sejm in Warsaw in anno 1627 adopted in armis before Mr. Morawiec, deputy judge, and Piotr Ozga, scribe of the Lviv land, as well as before other officials described in law in the absence of His Majesty, Mr. Stanisław Lubomirski, count of Wiśnicz voivode of the Russian lands, Sandomirski, Spiš, Krzebicki, Zatorski, Białystok, Dobrzycki, Grzybowski, etc. etc. the mayors showed off. First, Mr. Stanisław Boniface Mniszek from Wielkie Kunczyce, starosta of Lviv, personaliter in armis, showed off with his mail. Mr. Zygmunt Poradowski, personaliter in armis, did a great job with his post. Mr. Stanisław Poradowski, personaliter in armis, did a great job with his post. Paweł Swierski, personaliter in armis, showed off his post. Mr. Marcin Wilczek did a great job in armis with his post. Mr. Krzysztof Złotnicki did a great job with his mail. IMć Mr. Stanisław Zaleski. Mr. Mikołaj Brzozdowski, personaliter in armis, did a great job with his post. IMć Mr. Malcher Wierzbicki in armis personaliter showed off with his post. Mr. Andrzej Marchocki, personaliter in armis, did a great job. IMć, Mr. Władysław Swierski, named JejMci, Mr. Kleniowski, showed off. Mr. Mikołaj Czerniejowski showed off his mail.