the opinions of those who called the diyers sentiunt to the chair, to follow the example of their ancestors, their own rationes, and they, considering which would be more correct and more consistent with common law, so that on these J. kr. He wanted to stop. And trying to ensure that two diversa decreta do not go out in one event, as was the case, so that Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. the decrees were written and ex scripto delivered by the marshals, and pp. were signed by referendaries. Writers were also decreed that they should be in posterum iurati and not foreigners, the present writer should be degraded and punished for this, ob falsitates in the matter of the Lviv chapter of commraissas. 33. Publica consilia, if we want to see their desired effect, not only the prudenter, but also the graviter et cum auctoritate should be performed, therefore the constitution must be enforced when the pp comes. deputies to the king IMci with points worth considering, so that everyone except the deputies from the house would give way, so that their Messrs. senators could give their opinions early and freely, without bending down or looking contra decus ordinis into the chair, but in matters minoris momenti, which can be said in one two or three sentences, the old custom must be observed. 34. The meager income of the Archbishopric of Lviv cannot possibly place such a large authority on tueri; pp will take care of it. members, that the Sieciechów abbey should be incorporated into the archbishopric with eternal C2.asy. 36. However, we do not doubt that J. kr. Please keep a loving eye on those who are at the side of J. the King himself. These men have rendered services to both you and your country at great expense and without delay, and they will bring Mr. afterword by J. kr. I remember the merits of IMci Mr. Raphał Grochowski, chamberlain of the Crown, who in Moscow and on other occasions for so many years gave and will ask that, as a well-deserved and long-deserved sharer of His grace, Mcci stayed. 36. Our assembly has often recommended the services of Mr. Adam Stadnicki, cup-bearer of Krakow, whose contributions to Moscow, due to a parent of famous memory with a significant loss of hereditary wealth, would have to be reached. And since our cause has not yet had any effect, they will ask J. Kr. Mci pp. ambassadors, that he might deign to keep him under his lord's merciful watch. 37. The bravery in knightly matters of Mr. Jerzy Rzeczycki, the starosta of Urządów, is known, and since he has not received any reward so far, they will ask the king of the IMci to keep a merciful eye on him on occasions. 38. We call ourselves a knightly class because, if necessary, we should defend this homeland with the saber, because training from a younger age is necessary for any nobleman who has not served in at least two expeditions so that he has no access to the honors and goods of the Polish Armed Forces. And since the nobility is not only equestris sui corporis sustentaculum, but also ordinis senatorii of the seminary, rightly, by the grace and generosity of the kings, LehMci boasts of its lords not only with prerogatives over all those greater in this crown, but also was and is the only capax honorum and beneficiorum of both clergy and lay people, and now they will ask J. Kr. It is required that the Prussian clerical benefices be distributed only to people of the noble nation according to the constitution of 1607, and the Holy Roman Catholic beneficiary in Kiev be conferred upon the plebeians and that other plebeians be held against the law, ex nunc vacantia, and that one thing should not be given, and expeclatives with windows should not be given. 39. Onerosum is that J. kr. He is putting donations and certain taxes on the cities and estates of his table without the general consent of the estates, and since this is happening against the express law of 1575 (sic), they will ask J. kr. Mci pp. afterwords and liege cavebunt so that this would not be in posterum. 40. The Rzpta always cared about this, when foreigners gathered at the court, they would ask Messrs. envoys, that the king should not deign ministeria dedignari to the nations he happily rules, and that he should also want the prince ammovere from his side to foreigners; if foreign people were to be enlisted either in the king's guard or in the army when it came time, so that officers, large and small, of no other than the Polish or Lithuanian nation et ex provinciis would be annexis slachta to the Crown. 41. The strength of the Republic of Poland lies in the good behavior of the pact with the
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