Division III. 2. Structure of the provincial…

3. According to the decree of 1749. (No. 8562), and according to the state of 1763, - ‘one by one (the book of states) - Pomfshchiche village’ often represented an impenetrable barrier for the government, and orders sent from the regional rulers announcing some demands of the government were nervously met by the pomfshchik with abuse, curses, and sometimes beatings. Often the pomfschik would order to beat the intruder who came in and put him on a chain; Nerfdko also gangs of krffast people robbed and robbed along the roads, under the leadership of their pomp. A striking case is cited by Mr. Pobfdonostsev in “Zamftki for the history of krffast law in the State Duma,” when the prince’s close centenarian, Oedor Yuryevich Romodanovsky, having quarreled with the Krapivensky governor and commandant Ivan Levshin, in 1109, armed all the people and peasants of the village his Zherdev and went with them to the city of Krapivna, destroying the wattle fence built near the city. When Levshin left the voivodeship, Romodanovsky’s people plundered his Bflevskaya. estate, plundered the entire house and its livestock, beat people, and even killed one. Phenomena of this kind stretch throughout the entire 18th VfK, and already in the reign of Catherine II, in 17790, the Sloboda-Ukrainian governor Sherbinin presented to the Senate that living in the Izyun province of the Bolokly district, retired Major General Meyer, for his particular affairs in the Sloboda-Ukrainian provincial and in The Izyum provishal office sends messages, promemoros and confirmations, and the decree not only does not accept those sent to him from the mentioned government places, but sends them back. with obscene expressions "). Thus, the resistance that the regional rulers found in the masses of the then population, mainly among the pompists, necessitated the need to supply the provincial office with military commands, with whose assistance it would be easier to carry out government orders. We conclude, in conclusion, that by decree In 1147, it was customary for all the officials present, including the provincial departments, to have their own fire brigades. Initially, no amount was allocated for the office expenses of the regional offices: therefore, it haphazardly happened that the production in the offices was limited due to the lack of what was necessary. office work materials - paper, paper, sealing wax, ink, feathers, etc. p. To eliminate these cases. A decree of 1732 decreed that provincial clerks should withhold 200 rubles for office expenses. per year, provincial - 1 to 100 rubles. and for others - 50 and 20 rubles. *). But this was not enough: according to the schedule of 1752, the VSB chancellors in the Imperial, Siberian and Baltic Sea countries had to spend a total of 19,895 rubles annually; By the way, according to the accounts, it turned out that he spent too much at 41,000. rub. °). The Senate continued to confirm the painting of 1739 - the governors referred to its inadequacy. In 1740, it was determined: to assign sums for the office expenses not of each office separately, but as a gross account for the entire province, and since the needs of separate offices could be different, the governors of the department with the voivodes had to distribute this gross amount in accordance with the actual needs of each office. Vslfd for tfm confirmed the previous prohibition on governors and voivodes to take office supplies for their own needs °). For office expenses, the St. Petersburg Provincial Office has been assigned 500 rubles in New York. per year °). Finally, by the states 1963; It was decided to allocate 400 rubles for the expenses of provincial chancelleries, `200 rubles for provincial offices, 50 rubles for city officials, and 90 rubles for assigned ones: "). But this is also E up. SZ. No. 9460 - 9