Last will and testament of Ursula Delia, made on 5 June 1712 but presented in court later in the year. She was from Vittoriosa and was to be buried in the church of St Laurence. She left legacies to the church and the will also mentions landed properties.

Antonio Greg as procurator of the Caphel of St Joseph in Vittoriosa explains that he had to collect 21 uncia in censi bullali from Argenta Habela from Burmula for housing in Burmula.

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.

Gio Andrea Abela (N. 251) esercitò la professione dal 1727 al 1776 a Vittoriosa, Zejtun, Zabbar e Casali vicini. Gabriele Bartolo (N. 271) esercitò la professione dal 1739 al 1786 a Zejtun

The cadaver of the late Notary Pietro Paulo Hagius was found in the street called La Strada delli Bastioni in Burmula and taken to his house in Vittoriosa. Suspicion fell upon Leonardo Chircop and Filippo Vella. Several interrogations and investigations. Final sentence not included but they were both incarcerated. Eventually Leonardo Chircop was granted leave to go corsairing.

The knight Fra Christoforo Baldano reports that while he was in his house in Vittoriosa he heard that some foreigners were vexing married women in the vicinity of the Church of St Laurence. He requested that they be dispersed and officers of the court were accordingly sent but were received with the throwing of stones and other forms of resisitance.

Marius Caruana testifies that he had been summoned by Geronimo Fenech from his house in Castel Sant'Angelo to his house where he found Gioannella Vargas to testify that Vargas wished to give Fenech 20 scudi to be expensed after her death in masses for the repose of her soul.

Anna Carbot from Burmula testifies that about a year previously Argenta Habela had gone to her and asked her to allow her to bring the Notary and Procurators of tve Venerable Chapel of St Joseph within the parish church of St Laurence in Vittoriosa since she wanted to make a donation of jewelry etc to them.

Francesco Corvinello, doctor, testifies that the previous night he had treated the Jewish slave Zaccharia of a wound above the stomach and elsewhere at the slave prisons in Vittoriosa. Zaccharia names Raffaele Ribera as the assailant but other details are unclear due to water damage. Visible watermark.

Description of a property in Vittoriosa.

It is presented that the Neaopolitan Petrus Melandrino was hosted at the house of Franciscus Genovese in Vittoriosa and murdered his host in his sleep. He then stole all the money, gold and silver he could find before escaping. He then went to the house of Bernardina, a freedwoman of Stephanus Bartolo who have him shelter in return for a share of the stolen goods.

The slave Nicola belonging to Franciscus Surdo was found guilty of stealing various items including several items of jewellery and expensive foodstuffs from Salvo Mantagner and his house in Notabile, as he had confessed to the Corte Capitanale. The Magna Curia Castellania was now investigating the matter to uncover his accomplices. He was also accused of stealing from the house of Vincentius Cumbo in Vittoriosa, including pearls and jewels. A certain Grancesco Xerri was also incarcerated concerning the case. Antonius Sillato and Mario Inguanez also claimed to be victims of theft by the same slave.

Angelo Ciuccala accusses Tommaso Salvaterra, Petrus Viano, and Johannes Paulus Barthalo of attacking him outside his home in Vittoriosa.

Leonardo Grech accused Demetrius and Mattheus Bonnici (father and son) of assaulting him in Vittoriosa. Various witness statements collected.

Vennera Mangion accuses Henciona La Rosa of assaulting her in her hosue in Vittoriosa.

Petrus Allegro accuses Vincentius Greg (barklor) of assaulting him.

Confirmation that Notary Paolo D'Arena, procurator of the Parish Church of Saint Laurence in Vittoriosa received 10 scudi left in the will of Leonardo Tabune by way of Giovanni Mizzi and his son Giovanni Maria Mizzi, on behalf of Caterina Mizzi.

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

The procurators and members of the Archconfraternity of St Joseph in the Church of St Laurence in Vittoriosa, which was established even before the arrival of the Order in Malta to serve all the woodworkers and carpenters of the area, and which Confraternity always satisfied its obligations, explain that 8 years previously an altar to St Joseph was made in the parish Church of Senglea with all good intentions, but the people of this Parish were seeking toi establish a separate Confraternity of St Joseph, to which the Archconfraternity of St Joseph of Vittoriosa protests.

Confiscation of property consisting in a third share of housing in Vittoriosa (described) belonging to the inherited estate of the late Paulus and Patruccius Calbara, and of Vincentia d'Amato, who owed money to the Confraternity of the Most Holy Sacrament, to be sold at auction and satisfy the debts.