in this regard, perennem summit gloriam. Tal< had to be first sociari in unum, then meditari, as if it could claim, hold and maintain the orbata patria patre.
3. Its beautiful, splendid WW voivodeship in the area of pp. it advised the scripsitque to prepare a prescription, as I am taught by the consistent and exemplary laudum of his good ones, and chose doctors ad regularem et saiutiferam onych propinationem in these messengers, about whom I have already received velotior retulit fama for the upcoming convocationis Sejm. This work, desired in publicum, is granted by the strength of the praises of its WWm m.p., always principii now directori operatorum. They are rightfully theirs, because when you have managed to diversos iungere sensus and these splendid voivodeships consulum et heroum nidum under your allicere et addducere government, it is a great thing inter tantos valere, let alone distingui tantisque praesse! By what velut per speculum peculiar WIMci p. representatur dignity illudque in many rare a cunctis diligere cunctisque piacere talentum.
4. It has therefore been decided and chosen that you give me the confederated honor under your name, Mr. M. M., having outlined the velut in imagine in your letter gratas mentes eorum for any of my works related to this orphaned state of affairs, I give him due thanks, assuring Mr. M. M. that I have nothing in front of me, only this, ut bene sit patriae, and to him the immortal an obligation that you will not change the affection towards me and my house with which the late Mr. I am still my brother, Mr. Crown Court Marshal and Gloriabatur, and I still want Glorior et Gloriari.
5. The desideria of the splendid voivodeship of WMci m. m. p. I understand to be those who should immediately pro lege the statue, because these unusually never patera ea, que reprimi possent. And let no one doubt that I will not have a concurrere ad celeberrimum velle of him, in which they will undoubtedly be my witnesses. members of parliament But I would like you to look at it yourself and be willing to give warning and information, as if I had the best gratum me facere tribui tuae.
6. At the next Sejm, the presence of the WM p. cum consilariis and dealing with them ad activitatem would undoubtedly create difficulty and confusion in the Chamber of Deputies, which, having the ex vinculo confoederationis power of the Deputies and almost potissima parte, would have to include marshals and consiliariis, which in order for consent to be reached is impossible to expect and it would be novitas during the sejms convocationis nunąuam practicata and, yes, to the express rights of the contraria, which only wants to have deputies and, through them, orbatae consulere reipublicae, and councilors with the confederate marshals ad domesticas of the confederate voivodeship dispositiones. But if it were my will, it would be non obstitissem propositioni WIMci of the gentleman whose consummata prudentia and in great and difficult matters prompta et probata dexteritas should be included everywhere. But I cannot promise him this, and in fact I would rather wish you to come alone, non multiplicando entia sine necessitate. You will be here, m. p. velut activus, considered and distinguished pretio of the name and talents of your ad activitatem born, and from me intensius loved and respected. Just want to come, being sure that you will be happy with your effort and you will find all kinds of comforts here. I'm waiting for it, so expansis manibus, staying, etc.
Rpt. B. Ossol. 3577 f. 69 v.— 72 with the inscription: Response from the Prince IMci Primate to a letter from IMci Chamberlain of Lviv.
' Stefan Potocki f '730
Przemyśl, April 14, 1733.
Ordinance of hood courts in the Przemyśl region ^
1. Actum Premisiiae iudiciis capturalibus terrae Premisliensis et districtus Prevorscensis vigore confederationis et laudi palatinatus Russiae in conventu Yisnensi proxime expeditae ordinatis feria tertia post domintcam Conductus Pachae proxima anno Domini millesimo septingentesimo trigesimo tertio.
2. The present court, established on the basis of common law by the Confederation and the laudum of the Wisła sejmik, began the course of its judgments in hoc orphano after the death of the Most Serene Saint. Mr. King IMci Augustus II reipublicae statu, bearing in mind that these courts, which authoritati tribunals aequiparantur, cannot exist without proper order and ordinance, as well as past courts sub interregno conducted incitando praxim, we hereby decide on such an ordinance.