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

Agatha and Angelica initiate proceedings against the person and property of their debtor Natale Chircop.

Andrea Farrugia complains against the request of Cap. Giovanni De Giorgio for a deadline to be given by which Farrugia was to finish the tartana ordered as listed in the acts of Not. Giovanni Antonio Bonnici (undated). He rejects this deadline as he claims that both parties decided to disregard the contract and had instead agreed between them that a pollacca would be made instead. This was done and Degiorgio was now refusing to pay.

Thomas Pulis Donatus, confrater of the Order from Senglea, had sold annual income of 80 scudi to the Veneranda Assemblea of the Order with carta gratiae for repurchase valid for nine years. Sale had been done for 1,000 scudi and in two contracts (28/03/1634 and 26/05/1634). Pulis owed money to several creditors. He therefore now wishes to sell the lands from which the income is derived to the same Assemblea and experts are to be consulted on the land's value. The lands include one called Y Xahra and others in the area of the church of St Roque outside the walls of Vittoriosa. A list of all the creditors is also included. Made before Notary Michaele Ralli.

Notary Ludovico Fava from Vittoriosa leases housing in Senglea to Nicola Tumbo from Senglea for one year. Made before notary Thomaso Marani de Candia.

Publio Levcati issues an order to Rev. Domenico Mifsud as procurator of the heirs of the late Domenico Bezzina of Naxxar requesting that the money Bezzina had received from leases of land from Matteo and Battista Cuschieri is forwarded to him to satisfy debts.

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.

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.

Lists of names and surnames in groups organised by day together with total sums owed for money, grain and chicken.

Witness statements about the value of land called Della Maddalena.

Writing in Italian. Context unclear

Writing in Italian and Latin. Context unclear

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

Simone Maxta demands that Andrea Falzon as father and administrator of his children Giacomo and Venessa and the heirs of the late Antonina Maxta, Simone's sister, as well as Giuseppe Schembri divide the properties of the late Gregorio and Leona Maxta, his parents so that he receives a third.

Giovanni Xicluna from Siġġiewi requests absolution from his oath given in a contract between himself and the spouses Matteolo and Catherina Xicluna on the one side, and Catherina widow of Geronimo Caruana from Zebbug on the other, concerning the subjugation of annual income, in the acts of Not. Bernardo Azzupard (23 August 1606). As well as a similar contract between himself and Paulina, widow of Giuseppe Dingli from Siġġiewi in the acts of the same notary (30/03/1619). Likewise in a similar contract of fideiussio with Consalvo Farrugia and Consalvo Calleja from Zebbug in the acts of Not. Gio Batta Azzuppard (23/01/1629). And others. Permission is granted, allowing Xicluna to prosecute the other parties for their shortcomings.

Gabriele Cassar, as alfiero of Casale Pasqualino wishes to make a solemn deposition that he had paid the annual rent due on a parcel of land called Dellimara as appropriate.

Compromised due to damage. Luca Bezzina makes a solemn deposition recounting that he and his deceased wife Gioannella had loaned money to Catherinuzza Cangeni, which money had not yet been repaid in full. Who is to receive the money due to the inheritance of the now deceased Gioannella is also considered.

Gusmano Galdes from Qormi rejects claims made that he owes money to anyone, and asks that evidence is presented in court or that the matter is dismissed and not repeated.

Pasquale Farrugia from Rabat reports that Ferrante Azzuppard from Rabat had been fully paid for grain brought from Sicily, which payment he had again requested through the Courts in Mdina.

Don Salvatore Borg, and Don Mattheolo Calleya report that the Praepositus and Collegiate Chapter of Bircircara had promised them 10 scudi a year for singing the Divine Offices in choro on alternating days; that they had been so doing since the January 1638; payment had been deficient.