Risultati 17

Franciscus d'Alcamo, a buonavoglia rower on the San Nicola, is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. He was sentenced to ten years' rowing.

Giovanni Bruno, a buonavoglia rower on the San Nicola, is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty for a voyage to Sicily. He was sentenced to ten years rowing, later reduced by 8 years and six months on appeal to the grandmaster.

Witness statements collected confirming that the buonavoglia rower Johannes de Giovanni did not report for duty on board the Santo Nicola.

Domenicus Gallo, voluntary rower on the San Nicola, is accused of desertion by not showing up for duty as requested. Sentenced to three years' rowing with no pay and with bound feet.

Michel'Angelo Galeotto, buonavoglia rower on the Galera Capitanea, and Aloysio Attard, a soldier aboard the San Nicola, were not found aboard their galleys when they put into port here in Malta. See above for Galeotto. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.

Franciscus Campagna, a buonavoglia rower on the San Nicola, is accused of spending the night on land and away from his assigned trireme without the permission of his superiors. He had disembarked to attend wedding celebrations (not invited). Sentence missing.

Leonardo Turrensi, a buonavoglia rower on the galley San Nicola, is accused of desertion for failing to return to report for duty when the ship was docked in Villafranca. He was sentenced to three years rowing with bound feet without pay.

Sebastiano Cincineni, a buonavoglia rower on the San Nicola is accused of desertion for failing to report for service for a s journey to the Kingdom of Sicily.

Andrea Vella, a soldier aboard the San Nicola, reports that Francesco Dimech, a soldier aboard the San Luigi claimed that he owed him money and attacked him when he refused to pay.

Johannes Baptista Nobile, buonavoglia on the Galera Capitanale complains of unjust imprisonment following a deposition by a forzato of the San Nicola and asks to be released.

Joannes de Cori, agozzinus aboard the San Nicola testifies that he found seven 'permi di manegli' missing from the hold and accuses the slave Mamed of stealing them.

Grazio Grima, buonavoglia rower aboard the San Nicola, is accused of carrying a bare knife about in public and then of taking it onto a room with his wofe, who suspected that he intended to harm her and escaped. He was sentenced to five years' rowing.

The soldier Michel'Angelo Virmegli from Syracuse is accused of desertion for failing to return for duty when the galley was moored in Sicily but he is released on appeal to the Grandmaster.