They showed proof of their tenderness when the Bela Tserkva fortress, which would have fallen with great damage to the Polish Armed Forces, was restrained with an early and necessary supplement, for which they were obliged to receive such thanks from the states of the Polish Armed Forces. MPs. 62. In the case with Prince Chef Drahim, that he has not yet praestitur to Prince IMci against the Voivode of Bełsk and the republic, for which he has received tantum... clarescit for his bright and memorable services, they will try to IMć. MPs, that all possible means should be used so that the mentioned Drahim could be vindicareed from the hands of the Kurfirsts, and if this negotium could not be resolved so quickly, then that Prince IMć, the Voivode of Belz, should compensate Drahim sufficientem et proportionalem. 63. IMci Mr. Jan Jarocki's request, we summarize the article of instructions. 64. Also regarding the consistory decrees by which the nobilitas were bound and aggravated, so that their cancellation and nullitatis would become subject to the article renovamus. 65. Citizens of the Pilty district submitted a supplication at several sejms that they were suffering great oppression from the Prince of Courland, who wanted them a corpore regni avellere, which, in order to have speciosiorem paetextum, he received as a matter of honor at the sejm electionis a ministris status diplomata and assecuracye, which were not read in the knights' circle, I began to ask IMć pp. Our deputies at the current Sejm will support the appointment of a commission per legem publicam which would look at and judge the wrongs of this Piltine district et iura of the Duke of Courland. And the rescript, if any were issued at the Sejm electionis, because they are issued inscia republica, should be deleted per eandem legem. They, too, will see this. Our deputies should ensure that all other diplomata in quantum that are presented at the Sejm electionis are read in facie reipublicae and that they should not allow any approval that has not been previously examined in the Chamber of Deputies. 66. Therefore, the cities must fall to ruin and fall to their own advantage, when the Jews took over all the towns and made them an emungun of Christian merchants, so that it would be a prescriptum for them what goods they should trade in, according to the agreement and pact with which city the Jews have cum magistrate and cum populo, which are not contrary to the law. 67. How many of them must suffer in their substance when they incur various unbearable debts on their property and are unable to pay them in exolvendo sufficere in the last reserve ad hoc nocivum, pretending as a remedy that they release bona sua on the taxes drawn, from which there is injuria gravis for the creditors and considerable sums are cut off for the heirs, and thus the praecavebunt of IMć pp. MPs, so that a separate law would be introduced, in quantum, whose goods would be included in the mentioned tax, so that they could no longer haeredes participare ex taxa... bonorum, but only the debtors were satisfied. 68. It should be so that every iudicium would be the highest, since the law limitatae should be subject to subiacere potestati, namely in ordering people, and in the Crown Tribunal ex Iibitu only such people sentence with paens and impose fines on unbearable people, it was important to pay attention to them. the deputies will make sure that the novella lex stops inter cancellos this unrestrained potestatum and that the tribunal court does not dare to order pennies over the deposit capitaneale on its own side. On the other hand, the secundum pondus et exigentiam [causae] needs to be clarified by law so that the tribunal's iudicium does not have the power in causa homicidii or to relax or diminish the towers in all matters, except in causa [secujritatis of the tribunal itself. 69. It is also a matter of great fairness and obvious favor that orders (?) are made in the tribunal in various cases so that the order is kept in them and the registers are not changed. 70. A deputy in the Crown Court who would intervene in any case without having activam vocem for it. 71. Cassandarum of the matter for the sake of less expense and troublesome travel in the querels, to be abolished in causis securitatis, as it was from robbers in the Sanok region, the promotion of the rebellion by IMć pp. MPs, that the laudum of the Sanok land should be approved anni 1647!). 72. Also in all matters cassandarum, to make de cassatione in the same city in which the condemnation was made. 73. The Constitution that stood for election sub titulo try-
') Ob. Uuda t- I. No. 239.