Gioannella, widow of the late Giuseppe Camilleri, requests the transfer of money deposited by the gabellotto Giuseppe Psayla as rent for the garden which forms part of the late Camilleri's estate, as per the terms of the dowry.

Joannella, widow of Alessandro Portelli, as cessionaria of various unnamed individuals was owed money by Mettheo Pullicino, since deceased, and requests that his heirs or their procurators appear in court or that a curator ad litem is appointed for this case.

Giovannella wife of Giovanna de Thino and Lucretia widow of the deceased Antonio Granere from Burmula report that they were being accused of assaulting Gratia Gambino with thrown stones. They were incarcerated, and their younger brother Giuseppe had to escape as he was accused of taking up arms to harm Gratia. They ask for a formal monitorium to be issued for witnesses to come forward with information about this case.

Joannes Antonius Vatable, as general procurator of the inheritance of the late Grandmaster La Cassiere seeks outstanding payments owed to the late Grandmaster's estate.

Cap. Giovnni Borg, Franciscus Narli, Ignazio Moroso, Petrus Pico, Giacinto Giocolar, and Antonius Belluso of the crew of the vessel San Paulus e l'Immacolata Concezzione are accused of a variety of crimes, including fraud, assault on the friendly vessel of Cap. Tourtin, rape and illegal capture of Christians. Other documents in the case file: lists of prizes sold in the east, daily log books, several witness statments etc. Tha variety of the documents provided allow for an in-depth understanding of the corsairing process and this document merits further focused study.

Giacinto Patti claims that he had paid all due debts owed by him to Clemente Mondello and his wife Antonina but was still being prosecuted by the wife and wishes for clarity on the matter.

Paulo Gauci and Federico Mizzi as cessionarius of Leonora, widow of the late [] Maria Mamo, and Fabrizio Testaferrata as heir of the deceased [] Testaferrata initiate proceedings against Hieronimo De Noto and his property in relation to outstanding debts.

Johannes Paulus Cassar, son of Laurentius, from Notabile/Mdina, representing Josephus Xicluna, son of Simon, from Notabile/Mdina sells income from cens bullalis to Angelica Xara and her daughter Virginia. Acts of Not. Paulus Allignittus.

Giovanni Paulo Bonavia initiates proceedings against his debtor Thomas Mangion and his property.

Salvatore Bonello testifies that he knows that Giovanni Farrugia was in possession of housing in Rabat in the area of San Martino subject to partita bullalis. Others testify about Giovanni and his conditions.

Geronimo Schembri from Gozo reports that he had left some money in the church of Santa Maria della Pieta in the cemetery of the Venerable Convent of Saint Augustine, from where they were stolen by some children. He also reports that his brother had lost some money and a gold ring. He also reports that some children had stolen produce from his land called Innighired, and he had to reimburse Rev. Don Pauloo Cardona for his share.

Geronimo Bartolo from Attard reports that as part of the dowry for the marriage between him and Catherina, daughter of the deceased [] from Mosta he had received some money and a parcel of land. Other information missing due to tearing.

Appeal against a sentence pronounced against Jainetto Abela in favour of Gandolfo Ari concerning the management of finaces of their joint corsairing venture.

Fra Antonius Scharamonte, Baglio di Venosa, demands that a sentence given in his favour is effected.

Confrimation of the baptism of Jacobo de Chavary in Arles.

An unknown person demands the return of property illegally taken from him by the courts.

Felix Mahnuc, Domenico Saliba and Giacobo Scogliaricci from Burmula confirm that they received missive letters concerning payment on behalf of Don Alvaro Maturabios by way of his representative Giovanni Francesco Gaucio from Victoriosa. Payment was to be made for a journey which Felix and the others promised to undertake to Marsala on a vessel captained by Antonio Grima, and there to join Maturabios' corsairing venture. The notary was Hyacinthos de Avolio.

Witnesses are summoned to confirm that Josephus Attard, who had departed to Sicily, owed Antonius Zirinzo money. The money was owed for the purchase of sumerium. Copy of contract from 21 August 1574.

Habirahmet, a slave on the galley Santa Maria, hit his head against a stone as he was leaving a tavern in Senglea and required urgent medical attention. Submission by a doctor.

Gusmano Galdes from Qormi rejects claims made that he owes money to anyone, and asks that evidence is presented in court or that the matter is dismissed and not repeated.