Carolus Gnarnieri, buonavoglia rower on the Santa Ubaldesca, was accused of desertion for not reporting to service for a journey to Syracuse.

Certain information missing due to loss of paper. The owner of housing with a little garden in Birkirkara demands that Agata, wife of Damiano Magri, who claims to have rights over the property, prove them in court or cease to make these claims in public.

Dominicus Miraglia, buonavoglia rower on the Galera Capitanea, is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty for the Corso. He was sentenced to three years' rowing. Visible watermark.

Philippus Ellul, a buonavoglia rower on the San Lorenzo is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.

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.

Alfonsus del Zante from Burmula accuses Pasquale Chiumi also from Burmula of attacking him after falsely claiming that he owed him money. He was fined three uncia.

Nuntius Pulizzi, buonavoglia rower, is accused of desertion for failing to reprot for duty on the San Giuseppe for a voyage to the Kingdom of Sicily. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.

Understanding compromised due to top part of the document missing throughout. A certain Guglielmo Balmo, a Frenchmen married in Malta, departed for France for commercial reasons as a merchant, and it was not known whether he was alive or dead, leaving his wife to care for their three children. It seems that she is now either trying to access a poliza in his name, or defending her claim to it. From the various interrogations it was doscovered that he was alive and at the court of the Count de Grillge.

Johannes Fomighomeno explains that he had been made the procurator of Mario De Vaglieri, who had departed from the islands on piracy but had been captured and died, leaving his underage son as universal heir. Farrugia applies to become legal tutor of the child.

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.

Various testimonies collected from crew members of the San Johannes concerning a chest of sacks of gold coins that were discovered on an overcome enemy ship and how it had been divided. This division was illegal and being considered as theft. Watermark visible on some folios.

The Moorish slave Hagi Macomet, possession of the Order, and Petrus de Noto are accused of sodomy, committed inside the stables of the Grandmaster.

Antonino Gaudisi was owed money by a certain Momdrachius and initiates the process for the confiscation of the latter's goods to satisfy the debt of 20 scudi, arising from contractual obligations confirmed by the MCC on 14 January 1579. The items to be confiscated included a boat (barcha).

Antonino Gaudisi complains about the lack of action in a case involving debts owed to the Baron of St Michaels, Michaele de Grantia, owed by Angelo de Nolfo, represented by Falemco de Nolfo, replaced by Christoforo Fava. Fava then appeared requesting that whoever claimed to be the curator of the absent Michaele de Gravina would make themselves known to the court.

Nicolaus Ambrosio Mallia in his own name and as procurator of his brothers Angelo and Franciscus, all being the heirs of the deceased Fabrizio Mallia their father, discovered that they owed money to a certain Mattheus Burlo, since deceased intestate, and request that the heirs of the deceased Burlo make themselves known to settle the matter.

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

Johannes Zammit explains that he was in the possession of several items of worked cloth (cuscini etc, with description) belonging to Johannes Carolo Merulla who owed the former money and informs that they are to be auctioned to raise money to satisfy the debt.

Johannes Sammut, cessionarius of Florus Pace confirms that the properties of Antonius Zirenzo had been taken into possession, including land called Ta Chetald, to be sold at auction towards the debt of 15 scudi owed to Pace.

Giacomo "la fornara" Peres is acccused of assaulting Leonardo Cassia, judge of the MCC. Witness statements collected. Certain sections very unclear due to water damage and ink loss.

Mattheus Vassallo confirms that he has been granted possession over a slave called Machamet belonging to Donato Fayenza, since the latter owed him 56 uncia.