Selected Works
- The Charmed Harp (1852) (Surrey Theatre)
- Faust and Marguerite (1855) (Surrey Theatre)
- Blonde or Brunette (1862) (Royalty Theatre)
- Felix, or The Festival of the Roses (1865) (Royalty Theatre)
- Zaida, or, The Pearl of Granada (1868) (Liverpool)
- The Miller of Milburg (1872) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Legend of the Lys (1873) (cantata)
- The Bohemian G-yurl and the Unapproachable Pole (1877) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Robbing Roy (1879) (Gaiety Theatre)
- The Forty Thieves (1880) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Galatea, or Pygmalion Reversed (1883) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Little Jack Sheppard (1885) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Miss Esmeralda, or The Maid and the Monkey (1887) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Frankenstein, or The Vampire's Victim (1887) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Faust up to Date (1888) (Gaiety Theatre)
- Ruy Blas and the Blasé Roué (1889) (in Birmingham, then at the Gaiety)
- Carmen up to Data (1890) (in Liverpool, then at the Gaiety)
- Cinder Ellen up too Late (1893) (Gaiety Theatre)
- A Model Trilby, or A Day or Two after du Maurier (1895) (Opera Comique)
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