Allen, Henry Robinson (1809–1876)
| Irish baritone. He first became known in London in 1842 when he sang Damon in a performance of Acis and Galatea at Drury Lane and made a great reputation as an operatic artist, but retired early to devote himself to teaching and the composition of songs, including ‘When we two parted’. |
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