jewski, Andrzej Winnicki, Jan Bartyński, Jan Hudyński, Bazyli Wólczański, Bazyli Czajkowski, Stanisław Wiszniewski, Jędrzej Słupski, Stanisław IJszczapowski, Zacharyasz Hul Winnicki, Hrehory Winnicki Hul, Jacek Winnicki, Jan Czaykowski Tymkowicz, Samuel Hordyński, Jędrzej Biliński Mielkowicz, Stefan Czaykowski Huńko, Jan Łoziński, Michał Jaśniski, Jędrzej Zerebecki, Samuel Stokowski, A. Donajewski, Stefan Łoziński Jarmołowicz, Teodor Łoziński Jarmołowicz, Jan Łoziński Jarmołowicz, Mikołaj Przedżymirski, Dymitr Horodyski, Teodor Baliński, Bazyli Horodyski, Bazyli Winnicki, Samuel Daszkiewicz, Stefan Lignecki de Strempkow, Bazyli Krzaczkowski after the noble brothers from the village of Unika, Antoni Wiatrzewski Bodula, Stefan Tański after my remaining brothers from the village of Miluczny, Mikołaj Komarnicki Cieleniowicz, Jan Kulczycki Śmietanka after the brothers, Antoni Więcławski, Alexander Czołowski, Bazyli Turzański, Piotr Czołowski, Piotr Horodyski, Mikołaj Tatomir himself and the brothers' name, Stefan Winnicki Radziewicz, Aleksander Hordyński, Teodor Biliński Tarasowicz, Teodor Bereźnicki, Józef Srzedziński, Jan Sozański Worono, Antoni Jorontkowski, Maciej Miodoszewski C. Z. M., Bazyli Jaworski Bobrunicz Jasiniey, Jan de Magna Banki Bańkowski, Teoder de Magna Banki Bańkowski, Piotr Winnicki, Paweł Tymkowicz, Stefan Czaykowski Romanowicz, Jan Bandrowski, Piotr Bandrowski, Stefan Hordyński Fedkowicz, Alexander Srokowski, Tomasz Srokowski, Jerzy Stupnicki Waszkiewicz, Józef Drohomirecki Sulima, Jan Kulczycki, S. Wiszotrawka, Jan Wiszotrawka, Stefan Jazerski z Czaykowicz, Jędrzej Popiel, Michał Radziszewski, Bazyli Horodyski Abrahamowicz, Michał Jeziernicki, Alexander Winnicki, Tomasz Wiszniewski, Piotr Uruski, Stefan Daszkiewicz Czajkowski, Jan Kunko Czajkowski, Bazyli Hordyński, Samuel Hordyński, Andrzej Szalko Czajkowski, Stefan Daszkiewicz Czaykowski, Stefan Kunko Czaykowski, Ignacy Krępski, Alexander Dwernicki, Marcin Dydyński, Jan Podhorecki, Jan Turzański, Jan Tuszewski, Jędrzej Winnicki, Michał Kobylnicki, Franciszek Brzostowski, Jan Wilczek rayca and ablegat of the city of Lviv. Wojciech Kupiński, lay judge and secretary of the city of Lviv.
Castr. Leop. Rei. 533 p. 243-257; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Prem. 106 p. 469-476 and Ibid. p. 459-466; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Sanoc. 52 No. 121; Castr. Jewboy. 1C4 p. 1528—1542; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Jewboy. 67 p. 1445-1451; Hand. B.Oss. 492 p. 1-5.
Wisznia, March 14, 1735.
Instructions from the sejmik given to the deputies to the king.
1. Instructions of JWIMci Mr. Bugusław Ustrzycki, Castellan of Lviv. Antoni Zielonka, hunter of Lviv, Jerzy Szeptycki, starosta of Obuchów, Jerzy Dunin Borkowski, sub-table of Żydaczów, Jerzy Korabiowski, lieutenant of Liw, envoys to the Most Serene King of Poland, August the Third, and the Grand Duke of Lithuania, Ruthenia, Prussia, Masovia, and Żmujdz, Kiev, Volhynia, Podolia, Livonia, Smolensk, Siewiersk and Chernikhiv, and the hereditary prince and elector of Saxony happily reigned from the Ruthenian voivodeship at the assembly in Vishni die 14 Martii anno 1735.
2. This supreme lord of lords, king of kings, inter alia, of the omnipotence of his divine attribute, used to maintain and ordain the power in supremo regimine unbroken by any human effort, that cunctas vicarias suas on earth potestates from his eternal decision in praemissis. So when eadem virtus altissimi insuperabili et independent!
imperio suo on the Polish throne of the Most Serene King IMci August III happily places us and our voivodeship also ad satisfactionem votorum popularium amplectendo with divine ordination and disposition IMci pp. deputies to make our voivodeship not only a recognitionem supremi, salvis iuribus et libertatibus nostris, domini et submissam venerationem at the throne of Jkr. They submitted, but also reported, that the province pro firmiori our unbreakable resolution and faithful obedience to certitudine et securitate, with the dignity of Jkr. Mci under Augustus III, our rights, freedoms and liberties were confederated and in this confederation, up to the Sejm, pacificationis, omnium accedente assensu, obliged and obliges.