The Bali Le Parecio accusses his majordomo of stealing items from his house. Top part of the document missing.

Josephus Percop (Chircop?) from Siggiewi claims that Ruggiero Zimegh from Zebbug had stolen clothes and other items from him.

Content slightly unclear since the top section of the document is missing throughout. However, it appears that a certain Signor Belver was claiming that he had been promised some monet as payment, but this was being denied.

Salvo Camilleri rejects the claims made against him by Annibale de Vual, claiming that the court was not competent to oversee the dispute and that the witnesses summoned by Vual produced discordant testimonies. Salvo was being accused of fraudulently selling low--quality wine.

Introductory folios missing. Witness statements: Bartolomeo della Torre is accused of stealing items of clothinng and bedding from the house of Johannes Baptista and Vincentius Salvatore, and of Bartolomeo lo Diaco in Valletta.

Petrus Allegro accuses Vincentius Greg (barklor) of assaulting him.

Vennera Mangion accuses Henciona La Rosa of assaulting her in her hosue in Vittoriosa.

Top section of the folios missing. Antonius Zirenzo owed 18 scudi and 15 tari to a certain Manduca and so a third of the ownership of an enclosure of land in Bircircara was transferred to Manduca for resale at auction to satisfy the debt. The land was called Tal Humeri.

At the behest of Antonius Famuncelli, Procurator of the Confraternity of Our Lady of Consolation, it is demanded of Franciscus Brincat, Manno Bonnici and Paulus Attardi pay the 150 scudi owed to him as Procurator through cambio. Judge: Honoratus Carbone.

Loose folio reporting that Carlus Calleia renounces his claims over goods in the possession of Fra Ludovico Wistingh.

Jacobus Farrugia reports that while in the on the rounds with Cap. Alessandro Ladine and other officials they came across Petrus Busuttil whom they arrested for carrying arms illegally.

Testimonials collected at the behest of Cap. Honoratus Chappus concerning their misadventures at sea. Details sparse due to document damage. Witnesses: Michaele d'Aumas from Siuta' in Provence, nocchiere, assisted by Consul Carlus Garcin; Claudio Stefagnier from Cassis, timoniere; Cap. Antonius Audibert, Simone Grimau, Baldassare Scolaro, Gianne Farrugia as experts appointed by the Court.

Loose folio reporting that Carlus Calleia renounces his claims over goods in the possession of Fra Ludovico Wistingh.

Jacobus Farrugia reports that while in the on the rounds with Cap. Alessandro Ladine and other officials they came across Petrus Busuttil whom they arrested for carrying arms illegally.

Laurentius Celestri from Senglea reports that that morning while in Valletta to buy fish, he was assulted by Clemenzio Zerafa, a sailor from the tartana of padrone Honoratus Amaira, on which Celestri himself had once sailed.

Laurentius Farrugia is accused of deserting from service on board the San Johannes in July 1710. He got seperated from the crew and ship in Genoa. He was sentenced to three years' rowing with chained feet. Commuted to regular service at half pay.

The infidel slave Sefer from Tunis, rower on the trireme Santo Luigi was accosted by a certain soldiers of the same galley, called Johannes Maria (no surname given), outside the Sacra Infermeria, who wounded him in the right leg, drawing blood. Two doctors' reports.

Franciscus Dimech and Alberto Zamit, buthcers from Valletta, accuse the known thief and recidivist Johannes Paulus Conti of having stolen some animals which they had left to graze in an enclosure belonging to Zamit in the vicinity of the church of Nostra Signora della' Pieta.

Relating to the capture of two deserters, one Gozitan (Madiona), the other foreigner (Givan - Marocchino) who had deserted from a ship engaged in the corso, captained by Cap. Rebollet. The ship had run aground and the two had decided to go to the Gozitan's aunt's house instead of staying with the crew, without due permission. The document contains depositions and sworn testimonies concerning their capture and disarmament. Both sentenced to rowing on the galleys for three years.

Johannes di Letimo reports that he had been swimming with some other sailors at the marina of Vittoriosa but was assaulted by Raffaele Petrazzini on his way home Doctor's report and othe witness statements. The case was retracted by Di Letimo himself.