Giovanni Zammit accuses Giovanni Schocco of threatening him with violence and trying to break into his home with a sword. He was sentenced to one year's service without stipend on the Order's galleys.

Gabriele Caruana is accused of evading capture after sentencing and using weapons to seek escape. Sentenced to five years' additional rowing in addition to his previous sentence.

Francesco Bruno was at the tavern of Giovanni Maria Falzon in Vittoriosa together with Antonio Liperrino from Messina and they realised that when they paid they were given change by the same Falzon in uncertified coins.

Josephus Callus is accused of grievously wounding Petrus Mancarellas. Witness statements collected but he was acquitted.

Philippus Gilestri ias accused of assaulting and wounding Philpippus La Mola at the house of Anna di Leone in Victoriosa. He was fined three uncia.

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

At the request of Francesco tabuni of Vittoriosa the Court intervened to enforce a judgement of exile from Vittoriosa passed on Cleria Gregm and Maria Santi (both sisters) In 1669 then the same Maria attacked the underage son of the same Francesco Tabuni.

Bernardina Borg from Vittoriosa accuses Augustinus, Mattheolus and Mariuzza Hebeyer of publicly insulting her and of threatening to kill her. Matteolo was acquitted, Augustino and Ludocivo were fined and exiled from Vittoriosa for tow years. The case against Mariuzza continued.

Stephanus de Giorgio reports a Greek sailor called Demetrius had approached them the previous night in Vittoriosa. He first insulted him and then made for him with a dagger.

Domenico Portelli, who was receiving treatment for his wounds at the Sacra Infermeria, reports that he was attacked and wounded in the head in the bottega of his father in Vittoriosa by a certain Domenico Gatto known as Ciaraminghi.