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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Giovanella Mifsud protests against the moves made against her by Catherina Mifsud. A previous sentence favourable to Giovanella had been issued by judge Ascanio Sardo and it had passed without issue, but now Catherina had raised fresh and unfounded protests.

Gioannella, widow of the late Francesco Saverio Xeberas, pursues her rights over proeprties and money as per the contract of marriage made before Not. Giovanni Domenico Grixti on 18 June 1669. She demands the forwarding of the money received by the priest Don Andrea Attendo from the sale of properties at auction.

The lawyer Johannes Baptista Farrugia, as cessionarius of the lawyer Palmerinus Montana, explains that the latter was owed 800 scudi by Mattheus Zammit from Hal Millieri from income from land once belonging to Augustinus Gusman but could not find any legal recourse and so appeals to the OVS. Several copies available in copy.

Johannes Baptista Ferrari explains that he had been informed of a deadline of two days to carry out a sentence given by the TAR in favour of Antonius Lanfranco. However, Ferrari reports that they had settled out of court, and that the sentence was given later. He also reports that he was a resident of Casal Paola and therefore enjoyed the privilege conceded to residents of that place in relation to debts, and so he could not be prosecuted for debt.

Giovanni Domenico Gatt, Treasurer of the Universitas of Notabile, is instructed to pay Giovanni Camilleri, capo mastro in Torre della Capra 7 scudi, 6 tari for himself and three soldiers for services rendered, with another 12 tari owed to Alessandro Mallia to be forwarded half and half to Andrea Debrincat and Angelo Bugeja.

Johannes Figun was owed 100 scudi by Josephus Gaveu and was given possession of some of his property consisting in two houses (described) and a bottega for resale at auction to satisfy the debt. The houses were in Vittoriosa.

Decree of the Magna Curia Castellania, noting the death of Anna, wife of Bartholomeus Garagona, daughter of Julius Lombardo, after having made a will before Notary Lorenzo Fiteni (08/05/1628), establishing Alexander, Publius, Victorius and Michaele Angelus her sons with Bartholomeus as universal heirs, following which Alexander, Publius, Victorius, Michael Angelus and Bartholemus all died intestate or without children. Johannes Franciscus Garagona, son of Michaele Angelus initiates proceedings to be confirmed in the inheritance of all of the above, and to form the inventory of all estates.

Continuation of the case instituted by Johannes Franciscus Casella, this time against Marco Altavilla as Magnus Receptor Generalis of the Order.

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At the instigation of Josephus Musci, the use and facilities of the property Tal Inquantier in the area Tal Suxchi was sold at auction, and was purchased by Johannes Maria Borg, who confirms that he has brought and deposited the required sums of money.