Carolus Michallef accuses Thomas Hagius, servant of Fra Ludovico Talavera, of wounding him in the vicinity of the Order's bicceria. It appears from appeal at which a sentence was confirmed that he had been found guilty, but the sentence itself is not included.

Stephanus Bardagner, a Frenchman known as "Larosa" is accused of theft of jewelry, and specifically that he went to the house of Angelica Metaxi in the Manderaggio of Valletta with the excuse of inviting her to dinner together with her husband Giovanni to dinner, and while there he took and stole several pieces of jewelry (described). He was sentenced to row for life.

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Sebastiano Senagra is accused of using adulterated measurements in his bottega in which he sells rope, chiodi, corda, stuppa etc. He died before the case could be concluded. See also case 109.

Continuation of case 106. Concerning the use of adulterated weights in commercial transactions. Witness statements collected.

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.

The spouses Salvo and Gratia Agius are accused of stealing grain from the mill of Francesco Felice in Valletta.

Salvatore Luseri, and Sebastianus from Calabria are accused of murdering Placido Perriuni. Perriuni lived long enough to expose his assailants under oath before perishing of his wounds. No sentence included in this document.

Carolus Carbone accuses Ruggierum Bezzina of attacking him while he was working in his mandretta.

Filippo Vella from Garghur was wounded in the head and in his left side with a sharp weapon, for which he was treated by Doc. Flaminio Debono. He names Roggiero Bezzina as his assailant. Since he was a minor, Bezzina was only fined 12 uncia. Sentence confirmed on appeal.

Galicio Nigret retracts his accusation of assualt first made against Rafaele Cassarin.

Padronum Domenico Borg, Petro Baron, Andrea Borg, Alessandro Borg, Francesco Farrugia, Domenico Grech, Mariano Michallef, and Francesco Borg are accused of bringing up on shore the boat of Marco Bellia, which they had been using for fishing, in the area of Msida at night, and leaving it there derelict and without guard, allowing for it to be potentially used for escape or nefarious reasons by slaves or other delinquents.

Cap. Claudio Uzzino, Alberto de Leonardo, Orazio Chercopo, Marino Sardena, Simone Delelba, Giulio Testa, Gregorio de Battista Janvensen, Stefano Pullicino, Giovanni Condet, Francesco Antonio from Naples, Giacobo de Sangiavato, Leonardo Gambin and Stefano d'Anello are accused of sailing out of port on the brigantino San Giuseppe and deserted at various points of the journey. None were condemned.

Giovanni Maria Desira reports that while he was talking to Vincenzo Tonna and Paolo Salerno close to where the Gozo boat docks in Valletta about some sopressati di pesce that he wanted to buy, he saw captain Gerolamo Giannino approaching with a walking stick with which Giannino then started beating Salerno. He was fined four uncia.

Placido Adorno and Benedetto la Rosa, both buonavoglia, are accused of desertion. They are sentenced to three years' rowing.

Philippus Latora, a buonavoglia rower on the La Vittoria is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.

Philippus Ellul, a buonavoglia rower on the San Lorenzo is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.

Filippo Guerio known as Sciacquetta, buonavoglia rower on the Santa Maria, is accused of stealing money from Lucio Scarso while he was buying biscuits from a slave in the public square in Valletta. Witnesses are interrogated for both the prosecution and the defence. No sentence is included.

Philippus Gilestri ias accused of assaulting and wounding Philpippus La Mola at the house of Anna di Leone in Victoriosa. He was fined three uncia.

Pietro Seychel is asked to present his witnesses.