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Stanisław Kasperinus thanks the recipient for his help in city matters. He mentions the death of the city syndic and his successor, support from the royal secretary, and the sending of document files for legal disputes. He discusses a dispute against butchers involving a widow and the Jesuit fathers, an appeal related to the Armenians and Kamieniec, and the need to support the city's interests. Uncertain names and surnames are left with gaps.

The Councilors of Lwów describe the securing of Wyrzykowski's movable property, their efforts to claim the estate as 'caducum' (escheat) due to the lack of proven heirs, and the return of the items upon his return from the military camp. They recommend using a receipt as a defense against a subsequent claim. They also send files regarding the case with the Chapter, concerning a road and a structure behind the Halych Gate, requesting active defense and the return of the documents.

Katarzyna Konstancja asks Andrzej Janocki for legal representation and support in her protracted case before the royal court in Warsaw following the death of her previous advocate. She explains her doubts regarding the status of the royal verdict, returns evidentiary documents, and sends a down payment, promising further remuneration upon the successful conclusion of the trial.

Hetman Stanisław Lanckoroński informs the Lviv councilors about reprimanding Mr. Janicki and placing an arrest on his pay due to the grievances caused to the suburbanites. He also urges the city authorities to gather materials during the winter needed for the spring construction of the castle and Lviv fortifications.

Maciej Poniatowski informs the Lwów councilors that the King has already granted the village of Zniesienie to Mr. Łącki, making it impossible to fully reverse this decision. However, he advises the city to quickly send a specification of the disputed mountain in order to exclude it from the grant and obtain rights to it through an agreement with the new owner.

Marcin Świeżawski reports to the authorities of Lviv on the status of municipal affairs conducted in Warsaw, including the issue of the rights of Ruthenian craftsmen and the defense of the city's privileges based on the concluded contract. He also confirms receipt of the remuneration sent by the syndic and declares his continued readiness to provide services.

Andrzej Janocki assures the authorities of Lwów of his loyalty and informs them that he has rejected material benefits and refused to represent the civic affairs of the Ruthenians. He emphasizes the inviolability of the rights of Lwów and declares his continued readiness to serve the city faithfully from the royal court.

Andrzej Janocki reports to the Mayor and Councilors of Lviv on the progress of his efforts at the royal court and the office of the Deputy Chancellor to draft and issue a municipal privilege. He also informs them about the expenses incurred, a gift presented, and the postponement of the city's court case until February 24.

Andrzej Janocki informs the authorities of Lwów about the successful delivery of gifts to the King, the Queen, and court dignitaries, describing the monarch's kind reaction and his expressions of gratitude. He also conveys news about the absence of certain officials and the expected postponement of the All Souls' Courts.