Bill of lading certifying that Cap. Gaetano Fervilla had loaded sugar and canpece on the felucca La Madonna di Castel di Napoli in the port of Malta.

Bill of lading certifying that Joseph Casmelon behalf of Giuseppe Nigari had loaded goods (fondeclis et demi-fondecli, senitiens, barbares) on the vessel Jesus, Maria, Joseph in the port of Malta.

Bill of lading certifying that Cap. Filippo Cachia had loaded cottone filato, fostaino, sponzi, lana, ramo, anasi, mingivin, ramo, perticuni, tela, campeccio, filo di ferro on the brigantine Il Santissimo Crocifisso e San Benigno in the port of Malta, destined for Palermo.

At the request of the spouses Salvatore and Anna Debono, money in the possession of Paulo Refalo as the heir of the deceased Giuseppe Refalo his father is confiscated to satisfy debts.

A reddish-coat ox (di pilo rosso) belonging to gaspare Borg is taken to be sold at auction to satisfy debts owed to Mariuzza Abela.

Notary Domenico Portelli explains that the late Ambrosius Xeberras had left money to his own daughter Imperia, being also the notary's wife (will made before Not. Aloysio Fallun on 03/01/1641). Ambrosius' universal heir, Antonia, also his daughter, had failed to hand over the money in the year since the death of the testator, as required by the terms of the will.

Antoninus Debono from Attard had bought a donkey from Joannes Domenico Grixti which was confiscated due to debts owed by grixti to Joanni Zuppard from Qormi, and he demands its return.

Cap. Domenico Felice as legal administrator of the affairs of his wife, Catherina, explains that the lands Tal Chebel [Cinu] and Il Sycal il Coyla were included in the dowry. He had since been vexed by claims over them by Antonio Zarb and demands that the matter be settled in court.

Pietro Ebejer explains that Antonio Zarb initiated proceedings against Domenico Felici as holder of two pieces of land called Tal Chabelceten and Scac il Hagila for a quarter of the same, but Ebejer complains that these lands had been sold to his father Francesco Ebejer by Domenico De Bono, and asks for compensation.

The harvest of all produce sown in the fields Tal Barrani in the area of tal Barrani and il bur ta xilecha in the area tal biddini belonging to Bartholomeo Caruana are to be sold at auction to satisfy debts owed to Dionysius Calleja.

Cap. Paulo Cuscinello had once pursued a legal case against Vincenzo Saliba who left the country in the course of the case and unexpectedly, leaving no known procurator or curator. Cuscinello asks that unless a procurator presents himself the Court appoints a curator ad litem so that the case might proceed.

Gratius sive Horatius Calleya from Tarxien, as tutor of the minor Joannes Patrus Borg, his nephew by way of his deceased brother Domenico, requests for experts to identify the right rate of maintenance he can derive for the needs of the boy.

Paulo Gauci and Federico Mizzi as cessionarius of Leonora, widow of the late [] Maria Mamo, and Fabrizio Testaferrata as heir of the deceased [] Testaferrata initiate proceedings against Hieronimo De Noto and his property in relation to outstanding debts.

Joannella, widow of Alessandro Portelli, as cessionaria of various unnamed individuals was owed money by Mettheo Pullicino, since deceased, and requests that his heirs or their procurators appear in court or that a curator ad litem is appointed for this case.

Concerning the sale of the land in Casal Bisbut mentioned in case 88.

Marius Psayla as curator of the underage Gioannella, daughter of the late Petro and Speranza Sammut requests that he receives money for the maintenance of the girl from her inheritance at the rate established by experts.

Confiscation of the lands Ta Card Illeulo in the area of Santa Lucia or Ta Xahra at the instigation of Rev. Damiano Felice.

Francesco Cagnaino as administrator of Giovanni Luca Vella rejects claims that any money is owed to Giovanni Cumbo. Considerable tearing through the middle of the folios.

Following the death of Maddalena Risinich, her sister and universal heir Domenica, wife of Rocco Pulis, asks that she is permitted to form a repertorium of the estate rather than an inventory, due to the significant debts by which the inheritance is burdened.

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.