taking care of his advanced age and poor health, he made diligent efforts to protect the whole of the country, at considerable expense, and at great cost to himself was the ardent impulse of their rebellion. our MPs, to proemium meritorum suorum from J. kr. Mci could succeed. 46. A significant favor of the castellan of Galicia1) was rendered to them by the brave defeat of the enemy army, and I will begin to ask them to do so. our envoys, so that J. kr. Due to such great losses, having desolated his hereditary estates for the benefit of the entire government, he decided to compensate for his such significant losses, which their husbands will diligently strive for. afterword. 47. IMci, Mr. Crown Cup-bearer2) with the constant services of the Rzeptej, such a great loss of significant substance and desolation of IMci's goods is nobis maxime cordi, I began as it is always merebatur in our voivodeship, efficient Their Lordship Mr. our MPs, so that the government respects the merits of IMci and that H. Kr. He deigned to compensate IMci for such merits and losses. 48. Considerable service to IMci v. Karol Korniakt to our voivodeship in the Przemyśl region, when he deigned to arrive not only with a significant subsidy of men recruited proprio aere to the army, but also when the enemy had already taken control of all parts of the Lviv region, defending the port beyond the San with great vigilance and the restitit already passed through, but also to the city of Przemyśl at the time when the enemy launched an attack, boldly to the relief he came, and there he declared what he had done as a laudabiliter, so he is also worthy of their mutual gratitude. Our deputies will strive to ensure that, with their recommendation to the order from J. the Crown. He could have won an award. 49. And since Mr. Augustin Sokolnieki's long years of service in the army in the service of the Polish Armed Forces were spent long ago as an emeritus reward from the Polish Armed Forces, and now that he reliably declared in the present supervision and courageous defense of the castle and the city of Przemyśl, which resulted in full immunities nostrae in the laws, wealth in the city received untouchable, I begin that his youth brought him to his homeland a useful old age, which, according to past and present merits, should be rewarded by J. kr. Mci and rzptej succeeded very well, Their Mć pp. MPs will try to do so. 50. Mr. Wojciech Gnatowski, who had distinguished himself well in various expeditions and bravely stood up for them, deservedly deserved his country so long ago that he recognized the favor of His Majesty the King. He was provided with bread and bread. And since God allowed the man who was shot to lose an eye during the attack and his health to be significantly damaged, their Messrs. will take urgent care of this. our envoys to J. kr. He needs to be properly respected, because he also did a lot of work during the siege of the city of Przemyśl. 51. We understand that through their Lordships Mr. regimental officers will be recommended brave favors to Mr. Wojciech Bojanowski, who was mutilated in the conflict in our regiment in the Przemyśl region near Pilawce, and will be asked by their Maj. our envoys, so that from J. kr. Mci iustam consolationem could achieve.
52. Petit a. They will be asked by their Lordship. Our deputies pray for Mr. Wojciech Tyrawski, so that he can be honored again for his brave services, who brought iustis documentis at our current assembly. 53. Their Lordship will submit a request to the Lord Mayor of Przemyśl3) our envoys, so that he could be satisfied with his work, in which J. kr. For them to give a testimonium, we entrust it to their parents. 54. Collegia 00. Jesuits in Jarosław and Przemyśl, so that their subjects can be freed from the burdens of soldiers, because their properties are very devastated, their Lordship will ask for it. our MPs. 55. They will also submit a request that the property of the nuns of Jarosław may be free from such burdens. 56. They will ask their Lord for keeping faith and all their costs to the City of Przemyśl. Our envoys, that for the completion of the embankments near the town of Provenant, plans should be made to abolish manor houses, cottages, homesteads, orchards, and mountains adjacent to the city walls for greater security, and that the collection of tolls by the Janowski burghers would not be hindered. 57. Behind the town of Mościska, which has been desolated by penitus, their Lords will make a request
*) Stanisław LanckorońskŁ 3) Mikołaj Ostroróg. 3) Rafał Cholecki. a) Jawornicki F. C. P. Jaworowski C. S,