the Prussian, having recruited three hundred Mazovian noblemen into the service of the Emperor of IMci, sold them to the Venetian Empire in the galleys, and in order to obtain the suo paenas condignas sceleri suo paenas for this at the next Sejm, he received a fervent instabunt of pp. envoys, and to them the mayor of Kaluga,*) who rescued these gods from such captivity, honorifica was made mentio. 62. We have come to know that the citizens of the Kiev and Trans-Dnieper voivodeships were expelled from their own lands incognita causa by the inquisition of their subjects from priests intimidated by a curse, which is against the law and all justice, elficient pp. our deputies, so that in the Kiev voivodeship in causis expulsionum de particula fundi, post cognitionum iurium, the inquisitions should be given, which are to be brought by a larger part of the nobility than of the peasants. 53. In our circle, Mr. Zatwardnicki complained that he was attacked by Hungarians at night and suffered great damage, and since such raids began to increase on the border, Mr. Zatwardnicki will make urgent efforts. Members, that the Hungarian commission must come. 54. The actions for tithes have become more intense, as people sue for them from those properties which have no resemblance to being and being used at any given time, so also from empty fields taken for farms, so any priest who sues for tithes and does not show the funds will be sworn not only to super usum but also to super commissa privilegia et valorem of the tithe. And where they usually visited and for which funds undoubtedly existed, so that their religiosi praetexlu bullarum of the Holy Father. they couldn't stand it, but if it was enough for the Piis funding the intenlionibus to happen, ask J. kr. He has to deign to endure cum Sede apostolica, and such people have retentores iure ferrestri from the heirs who have iura patronatus, convenire. 55. Securitas albo J. kr. As iuribus maiestatis of the king's person, they are rightly debelur, and in the same way, pp should try to get places that do not belong to them and are unjustly attracted to them. deputies not to conduct termini tacti in Warsaw, but only under the presence of J. kr. Mcci. So that marshal judges, because they also judge the nobility on their own, should be sworn from now on. 56. The nobility suffers a great burden when some of the more powerful passing guards harm their subjects, take food and other things by taking wages. So that in this way this condition will not be further aggravated, they will try to sedulo pp. MPs, that such cases should be tried at the tribunal every year ex speciali regeslo immediately post militares. 67. Our ancestors believed well that the Siakh estate could quickly be destroyed by inventive ways and the plebeis, and therefore the statute and the constitution of 1550 abolished all fraternitates or guilds, apart from the ecclesiastical orders, and since they so often try to create a repressa monopolia, the efficere have pp. envoys that all furs should always be freely distributed to Jews in the crown towns. And if the authorities or anyone else did this to them, the defendant would be punished ad offtcium castrense and convicti with a hundred fines sine appeliatione. 68. Although the immunitas of our freedom is such that we do not owe any taxes or customs duties to kings or their lords, there are privati who are burdensome in this equestrem ordinem, and since these customs duties have become more intense on the Vistula, as in Zawichwosta, Zadrożyn, Wrocławek and other places, such privileges, if any, would be produced and which would be contrary to common law in they were brought to nothing. 69. It must be burdensome for the nobility that in matters of iuris magJeburgites they hand over the munimenta to the servants with sealed regulations, dent operam pp. envoys, so that later, when the case comes to light with the nobleman, such lawsuits will be issued, as is customary in aliis subselliis. 60. "A great praeiudicium is happening in cities and towns, when they establish customs that did not exist before, because they hang certain signs at the fairs, which while they are hanging there, they do not allow anyone except the townspeople of this city to buy grain, and they also choose the measure, which they should give free of charge, a penny from every farmer, and they choose to stop if they are convinced to be sued for any of these things in the city office. of their own district in the first year as a binding paena centum marcarum sine appeliatione they were punished 61. Constitution for the place of Mr. Czerniekhov-
') VoI. 1. II, 698 art. 47.