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The Voivode of Podolia, Mikołaj Mielecki, responds to a letter from the Lviv city councilors concerning the resolution of a dispute with Mr. Sęp, praising the intention to settle the matter in the presence of the starosta. However, he points out that the deadline set for Wednesday is too short due to the starosta's other duties and his own, while also advising the councilors to adopt a conciliatory attitude.

The Voivode of Podolia, Mikołaj Mielecki, addresses the authorities of Lviv with a request to extend kind protection and defense to the wife of his servant, the trumpeter István, who resides in the city, in case of any life necessities. He assures them of his gratitude and readiness to return the favor.

Podolian Voivode Mikołaj Mielecki intervenes with the authorities of Lviv in defense of the subjects from the village of Kozielniki, held by his servant Mańkowski. He requests an end to oppression and forest ambushes, and asks for the maintenance of good neighborly relations based on past agreements.

Voivode of Podolia Mikołaj Mielecki writes to the Lviv city councilors regarding the seizure of Wallachian debts carried out by the customs officer Konstanty Korniakt, for whom he was a guarantor. He advises the Lviv authorities on how to respond to the new Wallachian hospodar and recommends acting in accordance with the royal mandate.

Mikołaj Mielecki informs the Lviv city councilors about a conversation with the Lviv Sub-steward Sęp, who accuses the city authorities of raiding his estates and impoverishing his subjects, and announces his intention to seek other ways of obtaining justice. The Voivode of Podolia notes that he does not know the details of the dispute and commends himself to the addressees' friendship.

The Voivode of Podolia, Mikołaj Mielecki, urges the councilors of the city of Lviv to reach a settlement and set an amicable date in the dispute with Mr. Sęp. He asks the city authorities for a written response as to whether they are willing to take such steps without prejudice to the city.

King Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms to the Dominican convent in Lviv the previous privilege of Sigismund III Vasa regarding the acquisition of the land called Sykstowski from the doctor of medicine Erasmus Sykst. The document bears the signatures of the issuer and the notary, as well as a later note of entry into the Lviv city books from 1790.

Jakub Mieszkowski informs the mayor and councilors of Lviv about a raid by the men of the Dzieduszycki lords on Zubrza, the theft of cattle, and the beating of subjects. He requests that the victims be immediately sent to the castle court for a medical examination of their wounds and asks to investigate whether the opposing party has filed a protest at the castle.

King Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms the totality of rights, privileges, and liberties granted to the city of Lwów by his predecessors. In particular, he approves the coronation diploma of John II Casimir from 1649 and the privilege equating Lwów in rights with Kraków and Vilnius.

Kostakis Nikolajewicz calls upon the addressee residing in Transylvania to return debts, settle accounts according to the register written by his nephew Dymitraszek, and hand over goods and cash. The sender also mentions oppression and the threat posed by the Turks.

The author informs the recipients about sending a sum of money and a herd of animals to Wallachia intended for the slaughterhouse. He also refers to trade settlements and participation in the fair in Brașov.

King Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms to Jan Felicjan Kulikowski and his successors the rights, privileges, decrees, and boundaries concerning the estate of the village of Skniłówek near Lviv, transuming previous grants by Polish monarchs.

Mikołaj Michalewicz informs Jan Aknif about the dispatch of one thousand thalers and requests their collection. He also announces a final settlement of the remaining sum during the upcoming fair in Jarosław.

Pope Clement X informs the faithful of the city and archdiocese of Lviv of the transfer of Albert, Bishop of Kamianets, to the office of Archbishop of Lviv, vacant following the death of Archbishop Jan. He commands the faithful to receive their new shepherd with due respect and to be obedient to his instructions.

The administrator of the Lwów Archdiocese, Fr. Stefan Mikulski, appeals to the Lwów magistrate to provide suitable housing for newly baptized Jews who are dying in large numbers due to overcrowding and extreme poverty. He warns the city authorities of the risk of a plague outbreak and the wrath of God, while promising weekly financial support for the sick from church funds.

A document by King Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki resolving disputes and riots between the Christian inhabitants and the Jewish community of both synagogues in Lwów. It establishes, among other things, an oath of purgation to be taken before appointed royal commissioners in connection with recent riots and the escape of prisoners.

Marcin Milewski justifies his absence due to urgent matters concerning his lady and provides the Lwów councilors with procedural advice in a dispute over estates with the Hynka family of Ratyszcze. He advises summoning Mr. Iwanicki as an accomplice of the opposing party for the same date, which will enable the effective enforcement of the verdict.

Marcin Milewski reports to the Lwów councilors on the progress of cases before the Crown Tribunal in Lublin, particularly the dispute with Rachwał and the lawsuit regarding the release of Kindfleisz. He advises raising an objection regarding the incompetence of the land court over municipal jurisdiction and informs them of the approaching end of the Tribunal's session.

Lviv Archbishop Wojciech Koryciński approves the relocation of the Augustinian convent, destroyed by invasions, from the Halych Suburb to the Krakow Suburb in Lviv. By virtue of this document, the Church of St. Anne and its lands are incorporated into the order with permission to build a monastery, while preserving the rights of the local parish.

Krzysztof Minasowicz informs Arthur Forbes that his nephew has been sent with the due one thousand zlotys and the debt of Dawid Krauze to the fair in Toruń. He apologizes for missing the payment deadline in Gdańsk due to the lack of a secure opportunity and thanks him for his patience.

King Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms the ordinance of the juror court college of the city of Lwów, originally enacted in 1618 and approved by John II Casimir in 1658. This act sanctions the internal statutes, liturgical duties, and customs of the Lwów jurors of Magdeburg law.

Maciej Mirowski appeals to Voivode Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski for financial support and the payment of outstanding dues for many years of service and expenses incurred for a gardener. He also reports issues with Mr. Tetili and intercedes on behalf of a long-unpaid employee working with carriages.

King Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms and transumes the privilege of John II Casimir from 1650 and Władysław IV from 1633, which approved the guild statute granted in 1627 by the city council of Lwów to the combined crafts of maltsters, brewers, and mead-makers.

Tomasz Misiewski notifies the Lviv authorities of the inheritance rights of his wife, Anna née Borgoni, to the estate of the late Anna Szumerowa. He requests that the succession not be granted to Wacław Słowikowski or any other persons until he can present his own evidence of direct lineage.

Tomasz Misiewski of Śmiłowa Wola demands a response from the Lviv Magistrate regarding the inheritance of his wife's late aunt, Mrs. Szomerowa. He emphasizes his wife's legal priority to the estate and warns the city authorities of the consequences of further ignoring his correspondence.

King Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms the right of the Lviv Cathedral Chapter to collect four wagons of salt from the Drohobycz salt mines, originally granted by Władysław Jagiełło and confirmed by King Alexander.

Atanazy Miączyński intercedes with the Proconsul and Consuls of Lviv on behalf of Mr. Ławryszowicz, citing his merits and royal rescripts. He requests that his rights to his residence be respected at least until the next Sejm.

The Starosta of Lutsk, Atanazy Miączyński, intervenes with the Mayor and Councilors of Lviv regarding the protracted lawsuit of the widow of Złotorowicz, about which her brother had complained to the King. He demands an explanation for the delay and a swift, fair conclusion to the case without the need to involve the monarch.

King Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms the lifetime possession of a 'wybraniecki' hide and two plots of land to the village head Piotr Pilewicz and other 'wybrańcy' from the village of Hubicze. He exempts them from the hearth tax and other burdens, granting them the right to use the land and produce spirits for their own needs.

The Starosta of Łuck, Atanazy Miączyński, addresses the Voivode of Volhynia, Jan Jabłonowski, as his primary patron with a humble request for intercession with the dignitary of Kraków. He explains his distress regarding financial matters and refers to the oral report of the sent cup-bearer for further details.

Anastazy Miączyński informs the Voivode of Volhynia, Jan Jabłonowski, that the bearer of the letter will provide him with a detailed account of the sejmik proceedings in person. He also assures the recipient of his lifelong loyalty and asks for his continued favor.

King Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms the statute and articles of the shoemakers' guild in Lwów, transuming earlier royal privileges. The regulations concern, among others, the rules of the craft, the common guild treasury, and the rights of Polish and Ruthenian craftsmen.

Anastazy Miączyński, Voivode of Volhynia, assures Jan Jaśkiewicz of the steps taken with the Treasurer and the Burggrave of Lutsk to defend his position as superintendent against the machinations of Mr. Zahorowski. He also requests the submission of accounts regarding customs duties and due refunds.

King Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms for the town of Podgrodzie the transumed foundation charter of King Sigismund Augustus based on Magdeburg law. He ensures the townspeople the inviolability of their ancient rights and customs, including the right to brew and retail beer, protecting them from the oppression of the jurisdiction of the Starosta of Rohatyn.

Kajetan Młodecki expresses his gratitude to the Lviv magistrate for supporting his candidacy for the dignity of provost of the Lviv cathedral in the event of a vacancy. He requests the councilors to officially record the votes in his favor in the council books.

King Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki confirms the document of King John II Casimir approving the donation of a farmstead in the Lviv suburb of Podzamcze, made by the burgher Szymon Onufryjewicz. This endowment was intended for the construction of an Eastern Rite church and monastery of St. John the Evangelist, along with a printing house.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski assures the Lwów magistrate of his constant readiness to defend the city's rights and interests, in view of his assumption of a new office. He also extends his wishes for happiness and prosperity to the city authorities on the occasion of the New Year.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski sends the Lviv Magistrate a complaint from the merchant Pierre Gautier, whom the city authorities forbade from trading due to his employment of a Protestant journeyman. He orders the officials to change their unfavorable decision and to encourage foreigners to settle, rather than discouraging them from commercial activity.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski thanks the authorities of the city of Lviv for the holiday and New Year's greetings sent. In response, he offers the magistrate and all residents mutual wishes for prosperity in the New Year.

Bishop Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski intercedes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of the rector of the local Collegium Nobilium, Father Sołtyk. He asks the magistrate to show him favor and assistance according to the city's capabilities, promising his gratitude in return.

Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski responds to the Lviv authorities regarding their request for intervention in a lawsuit against the Dominicans before the Nunciature, promising support once the judicial recess ends. He also inquires about the identity of the Dominican Provincial, offering to attempt an amicable settlement of the dispute through direct correspondence.

Andrzej Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, addresses the authorities of Lviv with a request for a swift and just resolution of the case between the Cup-bearer of Dobrzyń, Łagowski, and the Basilian Fathers. The letter serves as an official intervention and support for the nobleman's legal proceedings.

Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, recommends Franciszek Devillier of Warsaw to the Lviv Magistrate. He requests that he be granted permission to operate a tavern and organize balls during the upcoming Lviv contracts for a fair fee to the city treasury.

Bishop and Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski admonishes the Lviv authorities for the burdensome prosecution of the foreigner Kamera, which discourages foreign merchants from settling in the city. He appeals for lenient treatment of the supplicant and an amicable settlement of the case, informing them of his readiness to withdraw the appeal.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski responds to the Lviv Magistrate concerning military burdens, trade with Gdańsk, and sessions of the Crown Tribunal. He also recommends granting permission for the foreigner De Villier to operate redoubts and taverns, emphasizing the benefits of competition.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski sends the Lwów Magistrate a copy of a letter from the Starosta of Lwów. He urges the municipal authorities to respect the Starosta and to act in a conciliatory manner in border disputes between the city and the castle jurisdiction.

Bishop of Przemyśl and Deputy Chancellor of the Crown, Andrzej Młodziejowski, orders the Lviv Magistrate to enforce the decree of the Assessorial Courts and restore Zofia Majewska to the possession of a portion of the Filipowicz estate. He emphasizes that removing her in favor of creditors who have not legally proven their claims undermines the authority of the royal verdict.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski asks the Lviv Magistrate for a swift and just resolution of the dispute over the Szalinowska tenement house between Major General Wieniawski and the citizen Kupiński. In a postscript, he advises the municipal authorities to strive for an amicable settlement of the conflict to allow construction work to begin.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski intervenes with the Lviv magistrate at the request of local craftsmen, who complain about the protracted nature of their lawsuit against the brewers' confraternity regarding mead brewing. He orders the city authorities to resolve the dispute quickly and fairly so that the craftsmen do not suffer further financial losses.

Bishop and Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski refers the case of the nobleman Kupiński back to the court of first instance, recommending the exclusion of Czeczerisz and Franki from the panel of judges. He also requests an expedited hearing in the bench court regarding Kupiński's eviction dispute with General Wieniawski.