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Wachlikowic asks the syndic for the return of his niece's belongings, the wife of the blacksmith Aleksander Złotkiewicz. He accuses the cook Jagniesska of theft and describes her imprisonment at Wilczek's; the items were allegedly held in official custody.

Adam Dzierżek confirms to the Lviv Syndic the receipt of a letter from the city councilors and declares his arrival at the royal sejmik. Despite the date coinciding with his own court sessions, he promises to appear in defense of the city's privileges.

Royal Secretary Jakub Zadzik informs the mayor and councilors of Lviv about the return of the syndic who was handling municipal affairs in Warsaw. He assures them of his constant readiness to kindly support the city's affairs and its future envoys.

Royal secretary Jakub Zadzik informs the authorities of Lviv about the return of the syndic who was handling municipal affairs in Warsaw. He assures them of his constant goodwill and readiness to assist both him and the city clerk who has arrived.

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.

Wacław Karsza intervenes with Councilor Kupiński regarding an incident where a servant beat a commissioner, arguing that a trivial matter has been unnecessarily publicized and blown out of proportion, reaching the attention of the castellan and the chancellor. He explains his readiness to provide satisfaction and blames the city syndic for deliberately fueling the dispute and hindering an amicable settlement.

Jan Małachowski, Bishop of Chełmno and Crown Deputy Chancellor, testifies to the diligent service of syndic Michał Grygowicz for the benefit of Lwów. He appeals to the municipal authorities to pay him his due remuneration and the arrears from the Grodno Sejm.

Bishop Mikołaj Prażmowski informs the Lviv authorities that Mr. Belli has suspended the lawsuit concerning the town hall deposit seized for the city's ransom. He appeals to the councilors to take honest steps to amicably satisfy the creditor's claims.

Józef Flosierowicz extends New Year's greetings to the Lviv authorities and provides advice regarding a rescript concerning the appointment of additional paving commissioners. He also informs them about the postponement of filing two lawsuits before the Assessorial Court due to a break caused by the sessions of the Treaty Commission.

Józef Flosierowicz informs the Lviv Magistrate about the delivery of the sent letter to the Lviv Councilor Durbas, who is still staying in Warsaw. He adds that the councilor will likely send the reply directly by post.

Szczęsny Czacki criticizes the sluggishness of the Lviv court and admonishes the city authorities regarding the proceedings against Mr. Soldadini. He recommends including the issue of the intrusion into the president's house in the investigative questions or reinstating the defendant to his office while awaiting the appeal ruling.