*p1743 01 17 dl The Rehearsal. ^As17421207^.*a1743 01 17 dl The Devil to Pay. ^As17420914^[, but Nell-Mrs Phillips].*m1743 01 17 dl I: Concerto on German Flute-Burk Thumoth; IV: Concerto-Piantanida.*s1743 01 17 dl II: Baard.*c1743 01 17 dl By Particular desire of persons of Quality. Afterpiece: By Desire. $Lady Hertford= wrote to her son $Lord Beauchamp=: $Mrs Clive= either was really suddenly taken ill, or was not in the humor to act <i>Nell</i>r, so that the part was done by a frightful $Mrs Philips=, who could neither, sing, laugh, or do any other thing that was fit for a cobbler's wife; in short she spoiled the whole thing.-$Hughes=, Hertford, p. 233. Enlightenment as to Mrs Clive's health appears in the gossip sent by Lady Hertford to her son in a letter 23 Jan. 43: About ten days ago $Mrs Woffington= and Mrs Clive met in the <i>Green room</i>. Mrs Woffington came up to Mrs Clive and told her she had long looked for the favor of a visit from her and begged she would let her know when she designed her that pleasure, for she was often engag'd in an afternoon. Mrs Clive paused a little and then answered, Madam, I have a reputation to lose. Madam, said Mrs Woffington, so should I have too if I had your face. Whether this repartee has affected Mrs Clive's health I cannot tell, but she is extremely ill and in danger.-Hughes, <i>Hertford</i>, pp. 236-37.