Thomas Aynsley Cook (1833 – 16 February 1894) was a British operatic bass-baritone of the Victorian era. Among others, he originated the role of José the...

his first wife Payne had four children: Harriet Farrell, who married Aynsley Cook (both were opera singers); Annie, a dancer and actress, who married William...

stage. Cook appeared on stage for over 30 years in London, the British provinces and America. Cook was the brother of opera singer Aynsley Cook and fellow...

Boer War); cotton merchant, James Maybrick (1838–1889); opera singer, Aynsley Cook (1833–1894); footballer, Joe Fagan (1921–2001); singer, Michael Holliday...

Aynsley Cook (Bartolo), Charles Lyall (Basilio), Ostava Torriani (Contessa), Rose Hersee (Susanna), Josephine York (Cherubino) and Mrs Aynsley Cook (Marcellina)...

French-American soprano Zélie de Lussan sang the heroine, Marie, and Aynsley Cook "vastly amused Queen Victoria as Sergeant Sulpice". In 1880, George Grove...

Lemmens-Sherrington and Mr and Mrs Willoughby Weiss, George Perren, Henry Corri, and Aynsley Cook, but it met with little success. It was in that year that the Ballad...

Hector Van Pumpernickle bass Henry Corri Casgan bass or bass-baritone Willoughby Weiss Sergeant Peterman bass Thomas Aynsley Cook Eva contralto Susan Pyne...

home, Burleigh House on Loudon Road in St John's Wood, and with Alice Aynsley Cook at various places in 1887 and 1888. Bella Vokes alleged that in July...

Elizabeth Cook (b. 1835) and later to her sister Emily Cook (b. 1847). Their brothers were the bass Thomas Aynsley Cook and the baritone John Furneaux Cook, and...