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.

Antonius Revest had wounded himself with a dagger during Carnival during the previous Carnival following some argument with members of his family, and had since been held under house arrest. He requests permission to leave. Judge Hioachino Borg supports the request, which was granted.

Commercial partners Arrigo Zerafa from Burmula and Giovanni Antonio Greg explain that they had an ongoing case against Antonaccio Greg at the MCC. In light of this they make a formal deposition that Zerafa had given Antuniaccio four empty barrels which were to be filled with olive oil in Messina, to which Antuniaccio was sailing with his frigate. Money was also given to cover purchase and delivery. Antunaccio was also to bring another four barrels to be sold to Zerafa at cost. However, Antunaccio returned and sold all eight barrels to third parties and kept all the money himself.

Considerable loss of paper along both top and bottom edges. Concerns debts owed to a certain Azzoppardi by Giuseppe Muscat.

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

Baptista Rizzo reports that he had received one black-haired donkey (somerium pili negri) by means of exchange (Not. Petrus Buttigieg - undated). It had been confiscated unjustly at the instigation of Mattheolo Caruana and he demands its return.

Notarial confirmation that Barbarica Miglau had ceded her income of 8 scudi on an investment of 100 scudi owed by Mariettina De Floribus to the Veneranda Assemblea of Chplains of the Order, represented by Fra Michele d'Angelo and Fra Gaspare Tancherdino, both Chaplains of the Order.

Bill of lading certifying that Basilio Concedi had loaded goods (sequins) on the tartana Saint Pierre captained by Albert Savant in the port of Malta headed to Smyrna.

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.

Confirmation that there Mario Grima owed Benedetto Panbianco 129.3.12 scudi for the price of Cantara 12.31 of soap (sapone).

Request for a copy of the sentence passed on 28/11/1712, in a case involving Cap. Andre Seychel.

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.

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.

Leonardus de Maria had claims against the inactive inheritance of Georgius Audemi and against the absent Joannes Circiaco and demands that either the legal administrators and procurators of either make themselves known to the Courts, or that the Courts appoint due curatores ad litem to represent them.

The equipment of tools of the profession of Curdaro belonging to Vincenzo Sibilia are confiscated to be sold at auction to satisfy debts owed to Pietro Cucinello.

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

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

Gateano Mallia wishes the judge appointed to hear the case between him and Catarina Rostan in the civil court of the Magna Curia Castellania to be changed, as he had been changed due to a conflict of interest in a similar case.

Caterina Leone was owed money by Fra Spirito Racelli for a slave purchased in 1630. The slave was Tirkish but since discovered to be a Christian and so freed by the Santo Officio. The case was complicated because the guarantee for the debt was another slave held by a third party, Santo Fangio, due to other issues.

Case unclear since upper part of the document is missing throughout. Catherina [] as tutor of her underage children with the deceased Petrus was unable to meet all the legal requirements of her position due to financial constraints and was in danger of losing half the residence in her and the children's possession. She asks that she be allowed to appear in their name. A copy of the marriage contract is included. The other party in the dispute seems to be Giuliano Aczupardo