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and against the law that one captain has two banners and a dragoon or infantry, then a serious praecavebunt of the pp. MPs that no cavalry captain ab hinc apart from the IMs of pp. hetmans, he did not have two banners, and that with one banner of dragoons or infantry, and also over the Tartar or Wallachian banners, there should be no Tartar or Wallachian captain, but a Polish nobleman; so also pp. captains of the banners are to be subject to the penalty specified in the law and to the loss of their pay. 23. This cum extrema desolatione of all people has also become more intense, so that several banners stand together in one village or town, or ex malitia they do not omit one village or town with all the banners of one regiment, then whoever is found in such a situation is to be put to death. And above all, they will not give up on this. deputies, that earthly goods should be libertarian from all transfers of duty, fringe benefits, allowances and agravations of soldiers, and that the law on this subject should be declared by the constitution to severely punish those who transgress. 24. And since the people they send to bring the carters to the guns cause great damage and aggravations, taking away stations and side jobs as well as making overnight stays unnecessary, finally, on the roads, after the fairs, clerical and noble troops take away or take away the carters with the nobles' things and keep them for so long that they either run away the horses or have to pay dearly for themselves, they strongly adhere to tern pp. Members of Parliament will oppose such burdens and insolence by the MPs. hetmans were condemned et in posterum by strict law, and such people should not be allowed to be endured, and no matter what happened, there should be no terms of impetitus. Also, those who conduct envoys and executing the estates of clergy, royals and nobility, draw heavy and extraordinary arguments, namely in landed estates, so that they can file a lawsuit against them at the first instance. They stood before the hetmans and were tried and punished there. And if they were not from the army, the defendants would be held nobiles paenis eiusdem officii castrensis arbitrariis in the nearest town and punished plebei paena capitis. 25. Officers should not collect salaries from soldiers who died, but it should be done pro bono publico. Also, so that these officers do not receive twice the payment for people lost due to hardships and who are elected in the process of drawing the station twice, cavebunt et proponent, so that the exemplo anteriori infantry, as it has already been approved, is ordained at this Sejm. And the officers, the Polish nobility, were not foreigners, and those regiments that were destroyed by force during the march were either abolished or well diminished. 26. Prolongation of the Sejm so that there is no omnino cavebunt pp. deputies, and whatever is placed in the chamber of deputies ratum should not enter the Senate in controversiam, and whatever was not in the chamber of deputies tractatum should not be interfered with in the senate. Also, any statues in the Chamber of Deputies, and the MP from the voivodeship, having arrived two Sundays after the beginning of the Sejm, would like to counter-contract so that such counter-contradiction is not valid, they will ask Mr. afterword; so that mandates from the chancellery are not issued which are issued in praeudicium of the free vote et in convulsionem rei iudicatae. Also, those matters that do not come under the jurisdiction of the Sejm or court, but have jurisdiction described in the law, and those that came to light were nullitatis. 27. The Radom Tribunal should never be usurped and constituted by any other provisions but by a parliamentary resolution of the Lega Cavebunt pp. afterword. 28. The hybernorum method so that the Polish Armed Forces would not be aggravated by such heavy military operations. deputies and that he be ordained omnino curabunt cum tota Republica in Ukraine. 29. The taxes rzptej from our province to pay the army congrue, however, as the modernus of our province destroyed status ipse suadet, sine impossibili to pay inoneratione will allow pp. MPs, hoc praecauto, so that they do not bring us sine abiuratis taxes; maintaining the modum contribuendi of taxes to the regional assembly. 30. And we are not sufficiently aware of the fact that the distribution of large sums and taxes contributed to the treasury is not sufficiently known to us and that the government owes the army proponitur, instabunt pp. deputies cum tota republica, so that the Lord Treasurer of the Crown will make a sufficient bill both perceptorum from all provisions of public taxes and also distributorum in haerendo dispositioni constitutionally regarding taxes written non coram deputatis but in facie reipublicae.