*p1769 10 21 dl A New Way to Pay Old Debts. Parts by Love, Burton, Waldron, Palmer, Cautherly, J. Aickin, Moody, Hartry, W. Palmer, Keen, Clough, Wheeler, Miss Young, Mrs Bradshaw, Mrs Hopkins. Greedy-Love; Allworth-Cautherly; Marall-Waldron; Lovell-J. Aickin; Tapwell-Moody; Servants-Hartry, W. Palmer, Keen, Clough, Wheeler; Margaret-Miss Younge; Froth-Mrs Bradshaw; Lady Allworth-Mrs Hopkins ($Genest=, V, 257).*a1769 10 21 dl The Jubilee. ^As17691014^.*c1769 10 21 dl <i>HHopkins MS Memorandum Book</i>: $Mrs Barry= sent word she was so ill she could not come out for the Pageant [<i>The Jubilee</i>]. If she did she could not play in the <i>Mourning Bride</i> on Monday. I waited on her by the manager's orders & told her they would excuse her playing on Monday if she would come out & do her part in Pageant; & as it was a thing of great consequence to them, they desir'd and expected as she had begun it [as the Tragic Muse] that she would continue it as long as she was able. Her answer was, that as they seem'd to think it of such consequence she would come out & do it tonight & Monday night, but after that desir'd to be excus'd from do[ing] it. On Tuesday Morning $Mr Barry= sent a note that Mrs Barry was ill in her Bed & could not come out till she was better. <i>Tancred & Sigismunda</i> was call'd, and I did not receive the note till the rehearsal was begun. I also on Saturday deliver'd a message to Mrs Barry from $Mr Garrick= that he would never ask her to play in anything in which he was particularly interested. Her answer was that was in his Rage. But if his mind should alter, she was ready and willing to do anything he would desire her to do.