landowners not to buy weapons after fairs and not to take them abroad according to old laws. 73. Pretia rerum, for specific reasons, what materials should be paid for, were decided, and merchants began to transport materials that were worse than before, which is a fraud and considerable damage, so that they were punished for the low-quality materials as bad money. 74. Monopolies of any kind are always prohibited, especially in this kingdom, when they actually take place to the detriment of the nobility, so we entrust Mr. to our deputies, that it would be a law to ensure paena et forum coram officio, and ensure that the townspeople of Lviv do not forbid merchants and Jews from Przemyśl to go to Jazłowiec or other fairs, salyis utriusque ciTitatis privilegiis, which are to be reviewed at this Sejm. 75. The townspeople should not wear lynxes and sables except for those in office, and should make an annual count of the goods they hold in publicum before the people. starostas or before whomever he appoints on his behalf. 76. Hospital administrators should also pay their bills every year to the locorum ordinariis. 77. The Greeks secretly carry various goods from Turek not only to the ordinary chambers and evade the taxes of the Republic of Poland, but also, understanding what is happening in the Crown, they go beyond the borders of the passim to the capital of Moscow and from there slowly return to Turek, which cannot only be with great suspicion de fide their always lubrica obviabunt pp. the deputies were to speak in ordinary chambers and pay taxes to the Republic of Poland sub confiscatione mercium, and then they did not dare to cross the crown's borders under the throat of the Crown. The fair in Kamieniec is also in danger of being abolished in that place. 78. Jews, in accordance with the statute and ancient laws, should not hold any property through leases, etiam per subordinatos personas, except inns, ponds and mills, and should not buy horses or raise Christian domestics.
79. The case regarding the village of Jurykąt was taken back to Mr. Zebrzydowski to be tried at this sejm and either the commutation is appropriate: it was given or the village was restored thanks to Mr. Zebrzydowski's contribution. afterword. 80. If the castellan of Lubaczów near Kornalowioami wants to build a bridge on the Niestra River for people passing by, so that the inspectors will be appointed, Mr. afterword. 81. The Przemyśl judge will build a much-needed bridge on the river also on the Faith of IMć, on the great road of Przemyśl, for which, since the revision has already taken place, it could seek approval at this Sejm. 82. Babica, Dobromil, Biercza, Rudki, Tarnów cities so that they could have wine warehouses. 83. Members of parliament will urgently work for Mr. Zaleski so that he can be freed from the delta by LMci Mr. Ligęza, the former treasurer of the Crown, given the autoritate conventus. Also for Mr. Piotr Bielecki, who on Cecora in the army of His Majesty the King. Mci, taken from the credentials of the Lord of Krakow, castellan of the Grand Hetman of the Crown, appears to be twenty-something years old in the galleys, and now he has been released, without having the king, Franciszek Dubrawski, the marshal of the Wiszeó sejmik, asks for any care.
Castr, Same. Rei. 168. p. 1161—1182. Several articles from this manual tve Fragm. All the way. Prem. Rei. 371 p. 65—60. B§k. B. Ossol. 3666 f. 182-194 v.
Protestation of the castellan of Sanok, Andrzej Bognskle, against the activity
Fredrów at the regional council.
Actum in castro sanocensi sabbato in crastino festi Sancti Matbie apostoli anao Domini millesimo sexcentesimo quaadragesimo quinto.
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