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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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Giovanne Calleja from Zebbug reports that he was assaulted several times by Eugenio Mallia.

Domenico Portelli as procurator of the Hospital of Santu Spirtu in Rabat reports that Ferdinando Vassallo had been given permission to take possession from the late Paulo Sayd to cover debts owed to him by the same. Portelli requests that the Hospital be allowed to do the same since Sayd owed it money as well.

Domenicus Grima reports that a sentence was handed down against him on 22 January 1710 at the instigation of Alessandro Magri, and that he and the deceased Michaele Calleia were ordered to pay Magri 13% of the total sum that he had procured for them as their procurator from the debtors of Josephus Ciarlet, who himself owed them money. He seeks to appeal due to the emergence of new legal advice on the basis of new evidence.

Florentia, widow of Calceranus Monpalao, from Notabile, explains that Petrus Xara had had part of her income confiscated on the basis of baseless claims, and asks that she is restored to her full income.

Petrus Borg rejects the request of Domenicus Borg for reimbursement of judicial fees arising from a legal case between them heard before the Magna Curia Castellania and the court of appeal.

Notary Ludovico Fava was owed money by Domenico Suchetto, cordaro of the Order, and requests payment espeically since he himself owed money to third parties.

[Johannes] Baptista Dorell reports that in a dispute between him and Johannes Olivier, a sentence favourable had been pronounced by Olivuer was appealing to the ACA. Dorell has concerns about the impartiality of the ACA's judge and asks that an alternative judge be appointed. Olivier's appeal was rejected as it was not made on valid grounds.

Ludovico Bucchier and Geronimo Savona had broken the law by sailing on the corso under the flag of the King of Spain and were now being sought by creditors and request support in limiting the reach of the credit to their property in order not to be incarcerated for their debts.

The priest D. Mattheo Busuttil and Veronica his sister from Tarxien complain that they had submitted their papers for the commencement of a case concerning their censi bollari but the proceedings had stalled for more than a month.