THE Remonstrance and Declaration of George Cha•∣berlaine Gent. declaring to the World all passages concer∣ning his lawfull Mariage with Ione Hele, sole daugh∣ter and heire of Andrew Hele Esq late of the County of De∣von. deceased since whose decease one Samuell Massey married the Widow of the sayd Andrew Hele, being Mother of the sayd Ione Hele, and how the said Samuel Massey drew in the sayd George Chamberlaine to mary with his sayd daughter in law both by his and his wifes, and the sayd Iones consent, and by Ar∣ticles of Agreement under hand and seale; And also how the said Samuel Massey and his sayd wife, since and before the said ma∣riage, hath defrauded the said George Chamberlaine of above sixe hundred pounds in money, besides Watches, Rings, Iewels, and Apparell for his wife, and how, and by whom, and by what meanes the sayd Mr. Chamberlaine should have beene poyso∣ned, with other foule and notorious misdemeanors by the sayd Massey, and his sayd wife, perpetrated against the sayd George Chamberlaine, by keeping his sayd lawfull wife from him; and by divers frauds in offering the sayd wife of the sayd George Chamberlaine in mariage to divers persons, since she was lawfully married to the sayd George Chamberlaine, by which practise the sayd Massey did delude and defraud divers and severall persons of severall valuable sums of money, toge∣ther with other remarkable passages, of absolute transcendent knavery, acted by the sayd Massey, and fit to be discovered and made known to the view of all men.