Catherina di Laurentio appears seeking to have a case brought by Marietta de Gouzi at the instigation of one of Catherina's slaves dismissed. No further information except that the case was lodged before judge Valerio Micallef.

Margarita widow of Pietro Debono from Balzan reports that sentences in her favour had been pronounced by the court but that the nightwatchman Leonardo Mifsud was delaying their effect, and she asks that the Court move against Mifsud's person and property to effect the sentence.

Antonio Corso, Marino de Giacomo, Simone de Pierre, and any of their accomplices are accused of knowingly and intentionally murdering Michele Cordin, known as San Paolo, and Geronimo Raspi in Vittoriosa. Witness statements and interrogations. They were found guilty with considerations, and sentenced to three and two years' rowing without pay on the galleys of the order.

Imperia Darmanin, Barnarda Darmanin, Catherina Martellini and Margarita Ferrenti accused Dominico Azzopardi from Qormi of murdering Vincentia Diamanti. He was sentenced to seven years' rowing.

Pauluccius Vellsa, son of Dominicus, from Chircop, representing also his wife Marietta, daughter of Antonius Mangion sells income from cens bullalis to Ludovico Fava. Acts of Natale Parmisciani

Introductory folios missing. Document commences with witness statements. Mohammed bin Ahmed, slave of the Galera Capitana was wounded by unnamed assailants. Witness statements only.

Giovanni Paolo Hagius as procurator of Giulio Magro, donatarius of the late Andriana Dimech, heir of the late Dr Valerio Mizzi, initiates proceedings for the confiscation of the third share of leased properties in the possession of Damiano Cuschieri and Giorgio Zirafa in Gozo due to outstanding debts. Visible watermark.

In the first folio, Gerolamo Caruana, accused of the murder of Johannes Haxixa, who had not appeared in court as summoned, is declared an outlaw and it is forbidden for anyone to give him food, drink or shelter. Domenicus Zimegh (Dimech) from Gozo was apprehended and processed by the court.

At the instigation of Franciscus Mattheus Angelis, Consul for Italy, and Demetrius Frangulli, Consul for Greece, witnesses are received and interrogated. The report that when the Venetian vessel with a Greek crew captained by Cap. Johannes Cirico had entered port, they had secured the commission on the sail of grain on board, only for Josephus Milazzo and Johannes Maria Spiteri to come aboard and undercut them, and that they did the same over the sale of mischiato brought in by Cap. Giorgio Sevasto' some time later.

Aloysetta wife of Giovanni Maria Buhagiar testifies that the pig and other agricultural produce of the late Thomaso Casha, her first husband, were sold for the sum of 12 uncia in all by Domenico Casha, a barber. She gives further information about sales and purchases of the same.

Various testimonies collected from crew members of the San Johannes concerning a chest of sacks of gold coins that were discovered on an overcome enemy ship and how it had been divided. This division was illegal and being considered as theft. Watermark visible on some folios.

Pairs of names organised by year from 1642 to 1709. Unidentified court, but resulted in no matches with Magna Curia Castellania records.

Antonius Gasun was captured by the enemy and a repertorium of his property was being compiled, which included a property called Il hubuele ta huduieli in the area ta huduieli.

List of debtors and belongings that are the property of an unidientified person.

Doctor Mattheus Rogliett confirms that he treated the priest Don Johannes Maria Zammit for a grevious wound in the head.

Cap. Domenicus Attard, nightwatchman in Valletta reports that while in Burmula the previous night at the house of a certain Maria, who was blind in one eye, and her Venetian lover, where he found out that there had been an armed quarrel between the Venetian and a certain Arbni who was the lover of a certain Nena, friend of Maria.

Expert evaluation of the value of housing properties in Valletta and Burmula

Part of a register of cases lodged with an unidentified court from 8 April 1712 till 27 June. Only the names of the parties are listed.

List of names with sums of money next to them. Unclear as to what these could be about.

List of 26 names associated with varying sums (presumable monies owed by them or to them) amounting to 37/1/12 scudi.