Hence, it is very unfortunate that in aequali Republica the city of Lviv does not allow Mr. the collectors choose the taxes adopted, namely levies and taxes, but they themselves choose and pro libitu suo give back whatever they want, and the rest in privatum usum conTCitunt, we entrust to pp. to our MPs, so that not themselves, but Mr. the collectors chose such unum taxes from them. So that the pendet causa indecisa for the Sejm was remitted from the Radom tribunal to now be tried seriously, they are seriously demanding. our MPs. 71. Testamenta nuuncupativa ex simplici narratione against the common law that they appeared, the pp. should try. our deputies should be deleted and have no place in any court, and the common law on wills made in suo esse remained, except for soldiers' wills made during the war. 72. Even though the monks have made the vota prima, they continue ad haereditatera et suecessionem, whence in ser- ▼ilio militari Rzpta great damage is happening to this, we entrust pp. our envoys, that they no longer belong post primum tolum to any succession and that they be inhabiles to hold hereditary goods and that they may be sent out of the order, so that they are not admitted ad beneficia ecclesiaslica. 73. That Miss Or.sula Daniłowicowna, abbess of the Sambor monastery, both from her dowry and ex liberaiitate IchMciow pp. she collected the sum of forty thousand zlotys from her brothers, they will ask Mr. our envoys from the Crown Estates, so that for this sum she could buy property for the above-mentioned very poor monastery, but one that would cost PLN 3,000. it did not transfer what the Przemyśl land court should see. And since the above-mentioned abbess is planning to move the monastery to a more defensible city, for greater safety from the enemy and from fire, so that she can buy a plot of either a noble or city plot to build a church and a monastery. 74. We recommend that they show that they do not bring any benefit to the Republic of Poland and that they are a laughingstock per abusum. to our MPs to abolish them. 75. The Lords of Livonia, who, under the Government of the Republic of Poland, preferred to leave their estates in the hands of the enemy, deserve the understanding of our voivodeship, that the Republic of Poland should provide them with the provision it has prescribed, as well as order them to give them a certain sum, which the Lithuanian prince transferred here in the crown treasury. But that there is some perplexitas in this, as we have information from the Treasurer of the Crown (it cannot be found so far) to whom the Treasurer of the Crown gave this sum of money to the Lithuanian treasury, it is efficiant to Mr. our deputies, that this amount appointed above be erased and Messrs. She was devoted to the Livonians. 76. After many sejms from various sejmiks, hot instances were held in favor of IMcia Jan Chodorowski, so that his case for forty years was instantias agitata, then sworn in and won in tandem in the tribunal by the committee of J. the kr. Mci is calmed down. Since a commission has been issued against the law and it cannot be concluded yet, with great harm, we entrust it to Mr. to our envoys, that since there is this iniuria in one nobility of all the nobility, they tried, through their request to the king of the Immaculate Conception, that just as he would now deign to propose to us in his instruction paterne and de modo the demarcation of bonorum regalium et terrestrium, he would deign to end this matter with his just decree. And since the commissioners of the autoritate comitiali were appointed for this purpose, they designated certain lands for the allocation of this pond so that such a commutation could be confirmed publicly. 77. Due to the considerable aggravation of the nobility, we understand that they do not want to accept protests from them in the towns, so we entrust Mr. to our deputies, so that their duplex practices would be subject to a penalty, except for those protesting against this city. 78. The infamy behind the manor at IMci Mr. Dersniak, the starosta of Radoszyce, has been received and that it has not been abolished so far, although the compositio cum parte in toto has already been completed, we entrust it to Mr. our deputies to seriously demand that he be given safe conduct and that infamy could be abolished at this sejm, and then the nobleman could not be tried outside the criminal court. 79. A great frenzy of robberies appeared near Lviv, and I began to encourage such recklessness to join such people by focusing on a) contrarias in S.
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