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| Reference | Collection / Fonds | Date | Title and text | Availability |
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| 132/1/214 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1634-10-16 | Ratno sends a donative to Lwów after receiving a royal universal Ratno received a royal universal from a Lviv messenger ordering the delivery of a donative to Lviv by October 15. The authors state that the universal arrived on that very day, and they immediately, working day and night, sent the payment via their neighbor. They ask for a favorable reception and a receipt; they explain the delay by the late delivery of the universal, not by negligence. [Polish; translation pending] Burmistrz i rajcy królewskiego miasta Ratna To: [Polish; translation pending] Burmistrz i rajcy królewskiego miasta Lwowa | Editions: 1Read → |
| 131/1/255 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1499-05-13 | Confirmation charter of King of Poland John I Albert confirming the permission for the vicars of the cathedral church in Lviv to purchase a house with a plot of land in the said city for their own use King John I Albert grants the college of perpetual vicars of the Lviv Cathedral permission to purchase a house with a plot of land in Lviv for their common residence. At the same time, he exempts this property and its inhabitants from municipal jurisdiction and all taxes and burdens, transferring it under ecclesiastical jurisdiction and immunity. — | Editions: 1Read → |
| 131/1/376 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1532-08-01 | Decree of King Sigismund I of Poland preserving the rights granted to the burghers and merchants of Lviv by the privilege of King Alexander regarding exemption from customs duties, except for the customs in Belz, Hrubieszów, and Chełm King Sigismund I settles a dispute between the customs lessee Andrzej of Tęczyn and the Lviv burghers, allowing Lviv merchants to travel through Kraków and Sandomierz to Lublin and beyond, bypassing the customs chambers in Bełz, Chełm, and Hrubieszów, while ordering them to return via these routes if they abandon their further journey. At the same time, he suspends Lviv's customs exemption in these three chambers solely for the duration of the lease of the Tęczyński family's estates, while confirming the general customs privilege of King Alexander. — | Editions: 1Read → |