Bottom part of the document missing, considerable paper fragmentation. Stephanus Baldacchino is accused of assualt and wounding another person.

Pietro Michallef is accused of hitting Cullo Borg, son of Battista Borg, after Cullo allegedly mistreated the son of Pietro. Witness stataments only.

Salvus Darmanin, Vicevisconte of the Magna Curia Castellania, reports that he had been violently pushed away by Petrus Marsala while he was seeking to arraign Ignatius Gatt for debts owed to third parties.

Sevasto de Sango owed Giulio Vacoblin 150 scudi, and 10 tari. For this reason, the latter's house in Valletta (called Citta Nova) which consisted of three rooms covered in bulate, a kitchen, yard and cistern, was put up for auction.

Stephanus Galdes and Frangiu sive Franciscus Chiantar are accused of breaking the public peace by fighting outside the Auberge de Provence in Valletta.

The infidel slaves belonging to the Order named Iles Mustafa Ogli, Assan Babac Ogli, Assan Ali Ogli and Mustafa Sileyman Ogli are accused of grand theft. Iles Mustafa Ogli, slave at the kitchens of the Grandmaster's palace stole 2 silver plates during the festivities of Easter, handed them over to Badacogli and Mustafa Sileyman Ogli, who took them aboard the Order's Galley to Messina, where they were sold. Separately, Iles Mustafa Ogli stole another plate of silver and sold it to Assan Ali Ogli, slave of the knight Carolo Giannallo who recognised the plate as belonging to the Grandmaster's Palace. Iles was sentenced to hanging and the others to be beaten until they pass out.

Ambrosius Tonna accuses Martinus Mancarella of assaulting him at the tavern of the same Mancarella in Valletta and for no reason. Witnesses interrogated. No sentence included.

Fra Mariano Cassia as procurator of the Venerable Convent of Porto Salvo in Valletta seeks to recover money left in donation to the convent by Marco Mifsud on behalf of Catherina De Laurentio.

Damiano Attard from Dingli is accused of assaulting Filippo Attard from Rabat at the tavern of Domenico Camilleri in Valletta. He was fined two uncia.

The Neapolitan Mattheo Palumbo is accused of attacking another Neapolitan, Francesco Papa. They had an altercation in Syracuse but were pacified and served on the vessel captained by Fra Cav Giovanni Battista Compagnone (the San Nicola) but they foiught again in the vicinity of the convent of St Ursula in Valletta, and Papa was wounded with a sword. Sentenced to seven years' rowing on the galleys. Appealed but result of appeal not given.

Carolo Psayla and Domenico Farrugia are accused of assaulting Giovanni Maria Agius on the street of the Augustinian convent in Valletta. They are sentenced to six months' community service.

Giovanni Maria Portelli is accused of assaulting Giovanni Domenico Ramozzetta in Valletta begind the Church of St John the Baptist. Fined three uncia.

Cap. Martinus Carignani reports that a certain Carlus, being a servant of Cav. De Chaumont, himself captain of the Santa Croce, had repeatedly caused offence to his duaghter who was living in Senglea. He had complained to the knight and so Carlus had assulted him close to the church of St Francis in Valletta.

Petrus D'Avignone, a tailor from Valletta, had gone with some men to a house in the posession of Domenicus Mansicalco, where they discovered a bowl full of human refuse which they believed was left as an insult by his previous tenants.

Johannes D'Argini reports that while at his osteria he was approached by a woman to help her against a man who was vexing her. This was Federico Froqcg (either German or Italian), who was drunk and claimed that the woman had touched the dog (or door) of his master, who lived across the street. D'Argini managed to keep Federico out and bar the door, and Federico then discharged his firearm repeatedly and made menacing threats out in the street with his sword. Thuis took place close to the polverista behind the College of the Jesuits. Various testimonies collected.

Josephus Parnis had been ordered at the instigation of Johannes Cutayar to vacate some rooms in Valletta but rejects that he has any obligation to do so before the title which Cutayar claims to have over the room is verified or otherwise.

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.

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