Josephum d'Orlando, Julius Galia, buonavoglia rowers on the Santa Maria, and Francesco Bonnici, buonavoglia rower on the Santo Lorenzo, are accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. They were sentenced to three years' rowing.

Concerning a dispute on common walls between the land Ta Cappara owned by [] Ross and the other land owned by [] Dimegh. Includes sworn testimonies by Geronimo Attard as appointed expert. Top section of document missing throughout.

Gratia dello Greco accuses Sebastianus Delabrier, famulo of the Commissarius Santege of homicide of her son Giuseppe Greg in his house in Valletta. Delabrier is exiled from the realm for three years.

Bertum Vella had been exiled from Valletta in relation to previous crimes but he had broken the terms of his exile and was therefore fined 10 uncia.

Night-captain Bernardo Hagius, Emanuele Petta, Giovanni Domenico Bonnici, Cosmo Gauci, Gridonio Degriolo and Andrea Moneglia are accused of grand theft. They abused of their poisition to trick a crew of Frenchmen into an ambush in Kalkara, by means of which they stole great quantitites of money from them. Another accomplice, Domenico Falzon, was sentenced to four years' rowing. Bernardo Agius and his colleague Leonardo Mifsud were found to have had no knowledge of the ambush and freed. Emanuele Petta was sentenced to row for three years No other sentences included.

A report by the algozino of the Galera Padrona, Alonsus Maldonato, concerning a certain slave of the galley who had either fallen or thrown himself from the walls of Senglea close to the slave prisons in the area, named Durach Mustafa Ogli Sapraborlondoni. The slave had died of the fall.

Doctor Petrus Scarpello, salaried doctor at the Infidel Prison of Valletta, confirms that he medicated the slave Giafer Memadogli of the galera San Giovanni de Paula for wounds suffered in the head.

Ludovico Bucchier and Geronimo Savona had broken the law by sailing on the corso under the flag of the King of Spain and were now being sought by creditors and request support in limiting the reach of the credit to their property in order not to be incarcerated for their debts.

More concerning the case between Maria Manuso and Joannes Scotti.

Receipt of a payment of 24 scudi, six tari made by Clemente Muscat to the sisters Angelica and Theresia Balzano.

Marriage contract between Domenica Falzon and Raphael Mallia

Donation causa mortis made by Rev. Don Gulielmus Burlo. Incomplete and faint.

Instituition of Bartholomeus Abela and Alfonso De Caro as tutors in tutela of the underage George, Crispino, Johannes and Vincentia following the death of Pasquale de Caro. The document contains also a short list of the properties in the inheritance, including immovable property, both residential and commercial (botteghe di vino), as well as shares in the ownership of a ship. Named properties: Il Gadir.

Prospero Boe Jamasen and the Moorish slave Hali, property of Don Jacobo Santa Maura, are accussed of sodomy carried out in the courtyard besides the house of Fra Johannes De Fulse, with the slave taking the active role. Witness statements taken.

Johannes Petrus Sans appoints Breito Xicluna as the curator of the inactive inheritance of the deceased Jacobus and Dominica [Cixrioto]

Johannes Petrus Sans names Petrus Grec as the main creditor of the deceased Jacobus and Dominica Cuxrioto and requests that the curator of the inactive inheritance, Breito Xicluna, pays the owed sums.

Angelo Ciuccala accusses Tommaso Salvaterra, Petrus Viano, and Johannes Paulus Barthalo of attacking him outside his home in Vittoriosa.

Isabella, widow of the deceased Damiano Saliba, now wife of Josephus Sepulla, reports that Mario Bartolo was appointed curator for Damiano's sons Gaspare and Alonso but wished to vacate the role. Laurentius Mangion is suggested as replacement.

The venetian Johannes de Aloysius, sailor on the vessel of Scipio Mulino, accuses another sailor, Johannes Nicola, also from Venice of insulting him.

Martinus Habela confirms that he has been granted possession over some belongings of Domenicus Mallia, including some land in the area of Ta Ganhar, since Mallia owed him 18 scudi.