Part 14

IMci Mr. Arnolf Chlebowski seven thousand one hundred and six zlotys. 10 groszy to Mr. Altemaior for IMci Mr. Potocki one thousand zlotys. as it is the allocations in our circle that deduxit him to receive these sums as reals. ter brought were accepted, so that the rest of the levies, which remain with him in retentis, the treasury according to the account of IMci Mr. Orzechowski, the judge of Sanok, who before him collected thirteen immediate levies, according to the accounts of other pp. he accepted the collectors from him and did not extort any more payments from him over others and freed him from confinement, they will try to Mr. our MPs. 33. Since the pivotal cities of Lviv were allowed by us at the Sejm to defend the noviter raised b) and were to be turned around and not for anything else, and for several years now we have not seen any effect of this and it does not bring any benefit to the land of Lviv, as it did before, we entrust them with Mr. the deputies to make a serious effort to ensure that this pivot is turned to the benefit of the Lviv land, that is, that the city receives levies, if any, in tanta necessitate reipublicae from this sum, which is already a certain amount, the king orders them to be granted, because they cannot allow or pay any taxes for the great devastation of the Lviv land. 34. Pessimo exemplo some cities in our land, such as Sambor, Drohobych and others, having requested ad importunam instantiam from J. kr. They are anti-law liberators, they have withheld taxes for several years and do not want to spend them, and what is more, being the cases covered with some weapons of execution and vi resistunt, as Sambor, they obtained the second inhibition, because this is the summation of taxes in the local government, and to summarize in this article of the previous sejmik, we entrust pp. to the deputies, ut urgeant, that such liberties should not be abolished et in futurum, and that cities which are so inconsistent with the legi publicae should be punished by commissioners appointed by the constitution and exiled in accordance with the article of the previous sejmik. 35. It is a great pity for the citizens of our voivodeship that some people, calling loudly and often, lure away the citizens of our subject lands, so seriously, Mr. to the deputies that such feasts be abolished et in futurum, so that no one would dare to call for such feasts sub paena duarum millium marcarum ad cuiusvis instantiam in illo foro, without a clear contribution from the council, repetenda; peasants who escaped would be handed over sub paena bannitionis in instanti. 36. That some of them have brought public instances to our circle so that the bona regalia in their leases which are in ius haereditarium are restored, and this sapit alienationem et diminutionem praemiorum benemeritis, therefore to no alienationes et reformationes bonorum reipublicae in haereditaria Their Mr. our MPs will not allow it. 37. It has become increasingly common that tribunal decrees are canceled and abolished by parliamentary decrees, and for unjust reasons they suspend the ordinary processa cum summo status equestris praeiudicio; so that such parliamentary decrees would no longer occur, and if they did occur, they would be abolished, praecavebunt pp. afterword. 38. For the abolition of condemnate from pp. soldiers to have them. the deputies ullo modo did not allow them to have the security given eo modo to have no value, their urge was to rebel. 39. Seeing the non opinative but obvious thing as Mr. Wal the Colonel, there is a lot of harm and injustice, because from his regiment itself here in Wiśnia, we have learned that in every regiment, which was supposed to be twelve hundred people and for which he takes money ex integro from the treasury, there are not only fifteen, but at most twelve people under the banners, and therefore the instabunt of pp. MPs, that the colonelship be taken away from Mr. Wal. And what Immerito took from the treasury, he gave back to the Inquisitress as we had received from his people. And because the captain of his regiment, Assuerus Brad, elusive, took money for the company and did not have the right number of people, wanting to gain this money for himself and having caused unbearable harm in various villages, he then ran away from the company and expelled innocent people per iniuriosas actiones to the Sejm and outside the court institutas, escaping these crimes and excesses in the estates of the nobility, as IMci Mr. Stanisław Drohojowski and the townspeople of Przemyśl, whose innocence we know well,