>) Vol. 1. III, 862. >) Stanisław Stadnicki. ») Samuel Łaszcz Tuczapski. «) Vol. 1. lU, 808 vol. about podwojerodzycli. •) Janusz Ostrogski, died 1620.
However, we allow sine divisione belli and, according to the constitution, anni millesimi sexcenlesimi vigesimi prinoi*) to the next Sejm only. 47. They will take care to pay the excise tax to the Prussian cities and the tenement houses in a fair manner to Krakow*) and the tenement houses. 48. The rulership of Przemyśl, which ex antiquo is the privileges of the Polish kings, is in unione cum sancta Iłoman ecclesia founded on the fact that per vim the one who is infamated by the tribunal's decree usurps, therefore they will ask Mr. afterword Jkr. The Lord and the Crown Estates, that the former ruler with monasteries founded in toto for the glory of God be restored to Father Krupecki, and then that only those who were in unione sanclae matris ecclesiae would be given tribunal decrees on the inyasores of this rulership in vigore and brought to execution. Cities also to follow the mandate of J. kr. They will try to obey him. 49. The fact that some persons, not having been designated by the Sejm for lustration, were acting in a manner unfaithful to the quo praelextu, is therefore to be known to the MPs, qua authorilate, if it was from the designation of J. kr. Mci hoc munus obibant; However, the services they have completed so far do not want them to be touched again because of new costs. 50. About the peasants who have escaped, because large angarias are happening to those who spend them, and those who repeat them do not want to take them, one thing is in lerminis, which is why we must keep an eye on them for a long time, efficient to pp. deputies, so that in posterum post avisationem, the report of which is to be recorded in the city in two Sundays, may be presented to the city from which the subject fled and there they should return cum uxore et pueris et tota supellectil, which, if not given in toto, would immediately be allowed to make a manifestation of the power there and further legal progress, so that the actor would be free, and if anyone was accused and He was sued in the local court and wanted to arrange for such an escaped peasant to be released there immediately. 51. There are many people who do not repair roads when they take tolls, therefore, if they are allowed to sue them everywhere and the paena on them is extended, they will make every effort and if anyone suffers damage because of it, they should recover it. We wish tolls that are not privileged to be abolished. 52. Kamieniec fair, because of the considerable danger of the train, so that under the pretext of the merchants of this fortress, the enemy would destroy it, for this reason they will try to envoys, that it should be moved to another suitable place, so that the ordinary roads would not be disturbed. 53. Since many noble daughters who are orphaned and should be cared for are not placed in matrimonium due to greed, it is therefore advisable to allow a 25-year-old girl, whom her natural guardians, intuendo ipsius bona, do not want to marry, to choose a tutor and cum scitu ipsius statum sibi eligere. 54. The demonstration that it has no effect and cannot contribute to good order, we want it to be abolished. 55. In ancient times, the law was careful to protect peasants who had escaped from the estates of J. kr. Also J. kr. There was a forum before the zemstvo, so they will make every effort to ensure that it remains in suo robore and that appeals to the court are not filed and mandates are not issued in such cases. 56. The elect must be placed in good order in accordance with the constitution of St. they will demand the p. of King Stephen done. 57. The landowners in the Ukrainian starostes, on whom the onus servitii bellici orders them to perform this service, will be on duty. 58. There are some who make false contra officiales castrensas et iudices terrestresb) prolesłacye for their turbacy, urgere have pp. popp. afterwords, so that King Albert's statute de calumnia^) would be reassessed on such. 59. Great turmoil comes from this, that those who take orders from the courts, then settle the case, open it and understand the deposits from which the dissensiones then arise, therefore they warn that such scrutinia after the settlement of the case should be sealed as they were received, returned to the court sub paena centum marcaruni ad instantiam cuiusvis.
•) Vol. 1. III, ilO the way of a popular uprising. ') Sylwester Hulewicz Wojutyński. ') Yol. 1. I. 252 vol. de calumnia obiecta of the Nieszawa statute.
a) P. instead of going to Krakow: just like us. b) make S bend important.