Johannes Pius De Piro accuses Franciscus [Bonvicino], [] Caci, Bartholomeus sive Bertum Fici, and Gieronimo Fiamionetta of deceipt. He alleges that in certain cenere (ash) intended for the fabrication of glass, and which they sold him he found quantities of arena (sand).

Mario Baldacchino reports that the MCC had already found against Domenicus and Camillo Darmanin in the case relating to the inheritance of the deceased Giacomo and Angelica Baldacchino. Only Camillo had appealed and Mario was appearing to effect the sentence. No details on the date or content of the sentence.

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.

it is reported that the sailor Carlus parnis escaped from service on the galley San Johannes while in Cartagena three years previously. He claimed that it had happened because he had been sent inland to buy provisions but when he returned, the ship had lready set sail. In the meantime, he had taken up employment on other ships as available. He finally joined up with the crew of San Johannes again when he came across the ship in Leghorn. He was sentenced to three years' rowing with chained feet on the triremes/galleys of the Order.

Request for a copy of the sentence passed on 28/11/1712, in a case involving Cap. Andre Seychel.

Johannes Antonius Perier from Valletta was in the service of Cav. Fra Ottavio Scarampi, commander of the galley San Giacomo. After firing the previous maestro di casa, Antonius Bianchi, they discovered that a silver fork was missing from the dinner set and Scarampi made him pay for it. Later, Perier was approached by one of the workers of the Console dell'Argentieri, called Saverius who disclosed that he had the fork in his possession. It was later disclosed that it was brought to them by a young boy in service on the same galley.

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.

Rev. Giacomo Bucchier, parish priest, rejects the claims and terms lodged against him by Angelo Muscat. The case concerned the hollowing of a storage space into their common wall.

Luca [] complains that Carlus [] with whom he shares a common wall in their properties in Burmula, was dragging his feet with necessary works for their common wall.

List of 26 names associated with varying sums (presumable monies owed by them or to them) amounting to 37/1/12 scudi.

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.

Testimonials collected at the behest of Cap. Honoratus Chappus concerning their misadventures at sea. Details sparse due to document damage. Witnesses: Michaele d'Aumas from Siuta' in Provence, nocchiere, assisted by Consul Carlus Garcin; Claudio Stefagnier from Cassis, timoniere; Cap. Antonius Audibert, Simone Grimau, Baldassare Scolaro, Gianne Farrugia as experts appointed by the Court.

Iron belonging to Vincenzo Debono is confiscated to be resold at auction to satisfy debts owed to Paulo Bonnici, representing Barbara, Valerio, Domenico, Raffaele, Marietta, Lazzaro, Domenica, and Margerita, all being heirs of the late Catherina Bezzina.

Giovanni Battista Salvaloco initiates proceedings against the goods and properties of Agantina de Ribera and Magdalena de Rabel for owed debts.

Breito de Laurentio demands that Augustino Borg be held liable for all juridical expenses related to the debt of Jacobo Camilleri, of whom he was cessionarius.

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.

Gaspare Gavetti as procurator of D. Thomas Inpellinei initiates proceedings against the goods and properties of his debtor Agatino Ribera.

Continuation of case 106. Concerning the use of adulterated weights in commercial transactions. Witness statements collected.

Cap. Paulo Cuscinello had received stivalia from the belongings of Vincenzo Saliba, which were sold at auction and the proceeds forwarded to him. See also case 77.

Gratia, widow of Luca Bugeja, is summoned to court at the instigation of Giovanni Paulo Agius, procurator of Margarita and Joanella Mamo, to testify concerning certain matters concerning land. Among which, she testifies that her late husband had bought the land Ta Cortin in the area Ta Cortin from the late Domenico Psaila, that the same Domenico owned land called Il Bajada in the area Ta Lombardi as well as more land in the area Ta Arram which guaranteed Bugeja's ownership of the first land. Now Margerita was challenging the true ownership of the land purchased by Bugeja.