Benjamin Lumley

D'Orsay Benjamin Lumley (1811 – 17 March 1875 in London) was a British North America-born British opera manager and solicitor. Born Benjamin Levy, he was the son of a Jewish merchant, Louis Levy. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Contract between Benjamin Lumley of Her Majesty's Theatre and Sir Michael Andrew Angus Costa :

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    Another world; or, Fragments from the Star City of Montalluyah. /
    by Lumley, Benjamin, 1811-1875
    Published 1873

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    Reminiscences of the opera /
    by Lumley, Benjamin, 1811-1875
    Published 1864

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    Reminiscences of the opera : By Benjamin Lumley

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    Reminiscences of the opera

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    Reminiscences of the opera /

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    between Luisa Taglioni, dancer, and Benjamin Lumley, manager of the Italian opera at Her Majesty's Theatre :
    Other Authors: “...Lumley, Benjamin, 1811-1875...”
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    with Enrico Piatti, cellist, signed by Michael William Balfe for Benjamin Lumley,
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    In the House of Lords, in error from the Exchequer Chamber upon a judgment in ejectment brought after a special case stated between Faithful Croft, Plaintiff in error and Benjamin Lumley [and 19 others]
    Published 1857
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