1. Responsus born to Stanisław Żurowski, deputy voivode of Przemyśl, and Otto Vitan, deputies from the regional council of the Przemyśl land, from the citizens of J. kr. Mci given to those sent in Krakow on December 19, 1660, from the Grand Chancellery of the Crown. 2. As a preceding insee of the voivodeship ad nutum J. kr. It is the desire of the citizens of the Przemyśl region to save the homeland, as well as the faithful servitude brought to them, congratulations on the health and successes of the happy J. kr. He accepts his father's affection, unable only for the time being to tribuere laudem his innate, observant love towards you and against the homeland, which per profusam liberalilat as now fortune, always the blood of his own ordinary testaria and now the testantur assecuracyej of his lord J. Kr. Mć makes them sure and that Wni hetmani stabunt verbo. 3. J. kr. does not think so. Mic it is right that the army and the hetmans themselves, who have aequalitate in their estates with other gaudent estates, should express themselves ab oneribus publicis, and the citizens themselves should be given a way to adigerentur ad paria et proportionata secundum facultates onera nullo habito respectu conditionis et status. 4. And to set an example, J. kr. Mć, lubo it's good J. kr. Mci wanted to have the lex publica free and de facto exemit ab oneribus eiusmodi and only to her guards J. kr. He allowed me to spend money there, but out of love for the homeland, which he sees as a necessitatem, he also allows taxes, but so that through the economist J. kr. They were chosen with this condition in mind and given back only for that time, when other Crown estates will now be released recusanlur, secundum aequalitatem; secus, J. Kr. ordered them to be ordered. Mic. 5. So that no regiments or people wander around the estates without J. kr.'s orderly. Mcci or hetman's. They pretend to be such free-spirited universals, so that they can be beaten and endured, which will be impune to everyone, so that the populus ab smeare can be a liber. 6. Now I'm sick of these quaerellas, so pathetic J. kr. Mć n. m. which are presented before his majesty against the nobleman of Bracław, born Niezabitowski, and as this is a great excess committed, so rightly J. kr. I should ad vindicandam iniuriam permovit that the born Crown Instigator be given a mandate to the Sejm and there he requested pro causa publica agere, not wanting anything de vigore iustitiae et legis remittere1). Locus sigilli maioris cancellariae. On your own J. kr. I need a command. Stephanus Hankiewicz secretarius regiae maiestatis. Castr. Prem. Rei. 391 p. 70-72.
Lviv, January 7, 1661. Lviv sejmik and protests against its resolutions.
1. Actum in castrojleopoliensi feria sexta in crastino festi Trium Regum 1661. Videatur hoc loco oblata laudi in conventu relationis per nobilitatem terrarum leopoliensis et zydaczoviensis Leopoli celebrato constituti,"manu magnifici Andreae Ostroróg capitanei ganrolinensis et drohouicensis eiusdem conventus marschalci propria subscripti et sigillati, per gsum. Alexandrum Drogomir per oblatam porrecti, prout patet originale sub signo Dróg. 2. Videatur hoc loco protestatio per gaum. porrigenda declaraturum se obtulit, facta prout latior dabitur.
Prot. Bel. Castr. Leop. 644 p. 8.
Wiśnia, August 11, 1661. J Landum of the Wisnia sejmik.
1. We the councils, dignitaries, officials and all the knights of the Ruthenian Voivodeship from the lands of Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok to today's assembly marked by the present constitution*) and by t) In this lawsuit, dated December 22, 1660 in Krakow, from the details mentioned in the header of the posts sent to the king, Ludwik Niezabitowski, colonel J. kr. He is accused of causing harm and damage to several banners he introduced in Przemyśl, the damage of which was estimated at PLN 200,000. Rei. 391 p 74 As a result of the complaint of the Przemyśl posts, on December 20, the king issued a strict universal against wanton soldiers' gangs oppressing the lands of the Ruthenian Voivodeship, allowing such oppressors to be endured and ordering that the execution of this mandate should fall to dignitaries and officials of both the nobility and the town and city offices. C. Pr. 391 p. 72-73. >) Vol. 1, IV. 776.