Part 49

thanks to IMciom pp. we commission it to MPs. The constitution on the abolition of weirs on the San River from Przemyśl itself to be recapitulated and strengthened. Also, in order for the weir under the city itself, which diverts water right up to the walls and promises certain ruin for them, for the funditus to be abolished, they will try to do so. afterword. 94. For a long time, the Wallachian banners had not been of any use and were of no service to the government, and indeed they were causing a lot of trouble to the army, so they should be abolished as an unnecessary per legem, except for the IMs themselves. hetmans. 95. It is the law of those who believe that even war signs and banners cannot be patronized, so that justice may be served in the camp from such infamies as well as those who wear them, so that they cannot have banners. 96. The city of Lviv will suffer great harm due to the arrival of foreign envoys, so we summarize the previous article with instructions about these envoys in this matter. 97. The city of Lviv spent the sums it spent and spent with great exhaustion on the urgent needs of the government, of which they amount to a million and the sum of forty-five thousand during the last Lviv commission calculated for the army and the IMs of the pp. the commissioners were assured that everything they had lent to them by the realiter ad fidem reipublicae would be returned to them, although the taxes ad rempublicam due to them had been deducted, promovebunt IMcie pp. afterword. So that they can have liberation for some time from taxes. 98. Search of the hospital of St. Marcin, who take great liberties with the foundation, and the city of Sunt Graves will not forget Mr. Martin. afterword. 99. All tolls which are levied privatim sine fundamentalo et adminiculo legis, namely, from Vlachia, because cum summa aggravatione and extorquentur rejection of foreign merchants, are to be abolished de toto et paenae interponantur duorum millium marcarum against such persons opposing such a law; and the forum in the city ad instantiam cuiusvis sine appellatione is to be marked. And the goods that come from Vlachia should go through ordinary roads. And whoever dares to block such goods per vim and divert roads to other ones, also in the city sub paena also duorum millium marcarum pol. peremptorie sine appellatione should result in cum refusione damnorum. 100. Since the matter of the destruction of the Jews has not yet been reached, there should be an ultimarie decisa. 101. A committee has already been called for approval of the Rozwynice toll. 102. The distributa of winter bread thus brings to the last people the fall of the poor, that on horses IMcie pp. the soldiers took out bread, so that they could then share the lans with them and choose bread from the lans to give to them. deputies and a bill to deliver the hetman's bill to the towns. Therefore, the IMs will take care of this first. deputies to the fiefs general comput pateat reipublicae. 103. Mr. Bernatowicz will be joined in desiderio by Mr. IMcie, pp. MPs instantia to potiatur voto suo. 104. It is right for the priest, ruler of Przemyśl, to have a beneficium currere for his lands to be within the wall from the Assy. gnacy were liberated. 105. Many people are disappointed because of this, and various aggravations are brought against the Jews, when certain Jews, by secretly lending money for debts, are deprived of security. Therefore, so that everyone would be safe from their own debt and the Jews would not be left in unnecessary troubles, suffering various attacks for each other, all membranes should be nullitatis, in which the work of first the sub-voivode and then the elders would not precede [the school in futurum]. 106. The law almost cannot and cannot continue to suffice our voivodeship under such a heavy burden and the unbearable dismantling of troops, when a third part of it was paid to the Russian voivodeship, so all means will be sought by them. our deputies, so that they can free us from such vindicare oppression and a more bearable party for the division of the pp. they brought us soldiers to pay. 107. It is true that when contracts arise due to customs duties and tolls, the excise and eo titulo other corruptions exceed the rented sums, which is why there is great plundering of merchants and the merchants are catching up with us, so in order to strictly monitor and control such contracts, we entrust them to Messrs. MPs. 108. Many of us, closer to Hungary, are more impressed with Mrs. Humienna and Mrs. Rakoczyna, so they will submit a request to Mr. MPs, so that J. kr. The suprema authoritate has chosen to interponere us so that we can be free from such molestations. 109. The guilds should note that the sums contributed to the treasury are very small and we know that they are provided by magnam exsuperant minor, so they should be considered per plus offerentiam and that every paeat should have a place in this tenancy of the noble nobility. 110. The damage and devastation to our property must be caused by certain and various forms of violence, so that it is strictly forbidden by the law of procurabunt IMcie pp. deputies, and those who sit in such slobodas and these usurp certain privilegias in order to pay taxes in duplo to the contribuant according to the lord's register given and sworn to. 111. It was against almost all justice and divine law that IMcie pp. the clergy, having collected certain goods per certos processus, vindicated, receive the invoice and hold absque ullo scrupulo; de summa iustitia, it is therefore necessary for them to withstand the amounts liquidated per extenuationem using such goods, to collect the incalculo profits well and, as they did last year, to be reckoned with them pro uno anno twice as much. After the due amount has been paid, such bonds will return to the hands of the heirs, obligamus and Mr. and Mrs. publica fide MPs. 112. They should have them. our MPs should ask per verbum qu[are] why they should Mr. The crown priests issued a privilege for an inn to Father Gadomski, the Old Town parish priest in the economic town of Samborska, against the constitutions and the express right of de bonis table of J. kr. I am eager to have this privilege canceled instabunt IMć pp. afterword. 113. In the case of IMci Mr. Alexander Ustrzycki of the Sanok army regarding a mill on the Dniester belonging to the same mayor's office belonging to the previous instruction, we summarize the article, 114. The Constitution de bonis avulsis from the estates to be summarized recommendamus IMciom pp, our deputies. 115. The pp will also take notice of them. deputies, so that reparations for the Przemyśl castle would be provided in accordance with the law and ad effectum. Anyone who wanted to get rid of condemnates at the Sejms would not eliminate them in any other way, only praevia quietatione partis, as they will not be forgotten by Mr. Messrs. afterword. 116. The force complains about various favors in tribunal courts, that the more carefully a person looks after himself, the more friendly the decree will be to his satisfaction, so that a strict law should be written on such persons, who should be a corruptor or a quocumque praetextu gifts to disturb the holy justice, so that it would be capitale, whoever found such a person in the collegio mdicii and was also et corruptus et corruptor punished. 117. Everyone should be subjected to the same law and submit to it equally, and since some effrenatae are audaciae there, and in the last executions teroeraria they protect themselves with resistentia, it is right that such an acriori should be subdued and lose those goods that ab executione per potentiam would like to cover, and for such a person to the starosta, as hostem patriae, moved the ennoblement. 118. For the sake of quicker justice, an ineunda ratio cum republica should be held during the sejms by the tax courts in each city. 119. The Sanok castle, as a borderland castle, needs a great restoration and thorough munitions, which, if the mayor of Sanok repairs at his own expense, will result in a rebellion by Mr. deputies to provide them with insurance for this fortification of the above-mentioned castle and the ergosed costs. 120. For the necessary and peaceful conduct of the assemblies, it is most important that such consilia be held quietly and in a fraternal manner, and that no harmful and disturbing conlentiones should occur inter cives, so that no one would dare to take up arms, or to wound another, or to sue for a duel at the same place of the assemblies, so that the local and municipal judges would sit in the praevia inquiisitione they thought so in instanti sine appellatione promovebunt IMcie pp. afterword. 121. The Jews should not hold any property in any way or in any way, cum praeiudicio of the nobility, and that there should be a paena on those with whom they contract a lege cavendum. 122. Roads should be repaired for the convenience of people passing through, to be operated by the possessors from their property. 123. The Sanok land needs a special praesidium for home defense, which cannot be provided without costs, so in order for this expense to be deflated from the taxes we entrust to them.