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repetenda ad cuiyscumąue instantiatr, and the barrels to be fair pp. the sub-voivodes are to arrive. 36. Konstylucya anni 1635 o guildmen*) or its conclusion that it is those who have praeiudiciosa in their cities, in which the forum possessoribus of these cities injured praepeditionis before any court mark, therefore praecavebunt pp. Members of Parliament should exercise coram foro competenii in such matters. 36. We have entrusted this to Messrs. many times. our deputies, to follow Mr. Adam Stadnicki, at that time the tribunal marshal, to submit to J. the kr. This request has significant merits and has been recommended to J. kr. They also presented this, as did their father of illustrious memory, the Castellan of Przemyśl*) who bravely served the Polish People's Republic with his health during the Moscow expedition in the eyes of His Majesty the King. Mcci sealed it with his health, leaving his son under considerable burdens and IMd alone to perform every service of the Kzptej, he does not stop serving, whose virtues of bravery and this current function of tribunal marshalship are a good testimony, which is why we seriously entrust it to Mr. to our MPs, to J. kr. They made requests on their behalf that by the grace of J, kr. Mci, as ciyis bene de Republica meritus, could obtain meritorum suorum debitam recompensam and for further service support, without any doubt that J. kr. Having accepted this request from our circle, My Lord would like to extend His grace to THEM. 37. Mereniur is a significant merit of IMci Mr. Łaszcza') crown guard and in this present need against the Cossacks, virtue, courage and courage, on which he bet at the expense of eight hundred men, to receive all gratitude and reward from 1. kr. He took away the Mci and the Polish People's Republic, which is why we are in favor of submitting a request to our circle for Trechtymir, whose Cossacks were in possession until then, to be confiscated to him for life and to be satisfied with his request. 38 The courageous merits of Mr. Grochowski, the military man Samborski and the declared faith during the siege of Smolensk that it is worthy of all remuneration for Mr. the deputies, having submitted the matter to his health and loss of wealth, declared, J. kr. They will ask for a just and effective reward from them. 39. The case comes before the court of J. kr. Mr. Jamiński, the land bailiff of Sanok, will submit a request to the Sejm. afterword to.1. kr. I want it to be judged and decided at this Sejm. 40. Ordinances of noble estates et successionum summy, fiefs and eternity, commutations, so that none are allowed, will observe pp. MPs and the constitution will stand by it. 41. Since great monopolies have become established in the cities, which make things, goods and foodstuffs very expensive, they should therefore put an end to them. MPs, so that they could be taken care of and that the forum and the parliament would persuade people who would dare to buy such things and then sell them at a higher price sub confiscatione mertium. 42. The Jewish poll tax in both the Crown and the Duchy of Lithuania should be approved by the Sejm and, despite the fact that Jews do not pay for roads and crafts, we commission it. 43. that the old rights of foreign merchants scuritas to come here with goods to warehouses and fairs is prohibited, and nowadays there are many who are after guests and h ultra modum, and in cities praetextu officiorum suorum they are depacking them, which makes the mertium exoticarum very expensive and the inconvenience of the citizens of the crown increases, efficere pp. the MPs have the old laws, and especially the constitution anni felicis coronationi = 1633 sub-voivodes*), to sum up, paena and forum for those who would ultra praescriplum luriuin depact merchants and weigh strict entities. 44. However, the old law stipulated that Mr. Ukrainian starostas lived in their castles, but since enough was not happening to him, it was efficiency that it should be tightened and paena priyationis was decided, salva legalitate. 45. According to the famous memory of the Lord of Krakow), that a certain number of people should respond to every need of the Republic of Poland, who, as we know, were not against the Cossacks in this need, and why did not the envoys stand if they were announced by their lord the hetmans? 46. A general uprising in casum of the Turkish war