Part 14

nature and trouble, therefore incumbent in eara curam IMć pp. our envoys, that they should receive due thanks from the RP for being non parjet aetati non parcet sangvhii and trying to calm down the homeland, and further, they will beg them not to give up and, as the guardian of the entire RP, not to want to have a cordi salute and tandem to elevate it et asserere in libertatem pacis et tranąuillitatis by the example of their antecessors. 61. In the same way as his older and noble ancestors, the voivode of Bratslav showed them, both on various occasions, but also in the present, by traveling with his hetman to Ukraine, his unremitting desire for immortal fame, as we have heard, and it seems right to our circle that they should also be thanked by the government, they will try therefore, and pp. MPs, so that and ut non desit patriae as the great civis, imploring. 62. There is no such peregrinus in the homeland who is not aware of the merits and high merits of the crown prince, this is what we know, who for many years has devoted himself entirely to the service of the government and constantly guards it, never misses an opportunity for which he had the usual desire to serve this homeland, which he has now shown by going to Ukraine under last winter and there was no time and trouble taking up the war, so that they may be justly thanked and deserved meritorum que suorum in facie reipublicae remembrance, their gentlemen will try. MPs, and that J. kr. They will ask for the merits of these matters separately, IMć rationale. 63. And then, as IMci to the voivode of Kiev, IMci to the voivode of Bracław, IMci to the crown prince, their instance will express their thanks. members on the merits of each of their recommendations. 64. First of all, after your honorable voivode of our lands, who has not stopped using the noble ancestors of his servants, and not only with his fortunes, but also with the greatest respect for himself and his noble descendants, and who willingly works for the whole of the homeland, we should therefore ask for their recommendation, given the merits of their just recommendation. afterword nomine publico J. kr. They will be there to J. kr. He had regard for their merits and also in diminutas fortunas to them, partly due to the enemy, partly due to everyday service to the homeland, and out of his lordly charity, in compensation for such great losses, in reward for such great merits, in repayment of such love for the homeland and willingness with which he gave his own son in obsidem pro republica, he granted J. kr. Have generous bread benemeritorum, they will ask for it again and again earnestly from their Messrs. afterword. 65. At the same time, they will not forget their people as a whole, as well as the voivodeship and our lands, who have contributed well to our lands, as JW. IMć, the castellan of Lviv, IMć, the chamberlain of Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok, also IMć, the staroste of Przemyśl, also IMć, the sub-table of Przemyśl, and also IMć, Mr. Korniakt, each of whom, as each of them, qua pace qua belio, has served our voivodeship in various occasions and has high merits, so that J. kr. There was a memory of these merits for them and they were rewarded on occasions when they appeared, please ask J. kr. Mci Ich Mć pp. MPs have. 66. They will appeal also to Mr. Szumlanski for his merits to be rewarded by His Majesty the King. They could have been, and so his case with the owners of Podhorodec could have been tried praevia inquisitione. 67. In desideriis of the city of Lviv, the lands of our voivodeship have not yet been well explored, nor do they have any information in them, therefore pp. Our MPs are not supposed to allow it, but they are supposed to keep it ad feliciora reipublicae tempora. 68. The city of Przemyśl is being destroyed at the last, so our MPs should beg them to be freed from the soldiers' stations. Also beyond the towns of Wiśnia, Mościska and Stryj, so that they could be freed from these stations and soldier positions by seeking their further destruction. 69. In other matters, as well as in our province as a whole, articles were unanimously nominated by us at the previous assembly and included in the previous instructions, so we are now also summarizing them for IMai pp. We commission MPs to support them. 70. And since the mayor of Przemyśl made a public demonstration in our circle that in order to divide and detach people from the Przemyśl castle, he must defend the yacillare secuntas of this castle, therefore