John Thomas Rowland
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Life
?1825-1875; b. Collon, Co. Louth, d. Drogheda; contrib. The Nation and The Irishman as J.T.R., later a solicitor; trans. The Prophecy of MacAuliffe from the Irish for Nicholas OKearneys The Prophecies of St Columbkille, etc. (1856); his poems incl. The Famished Land, in The Nation, (23 Jan 1847); The Battle of Antioch, in The Irishman (12 Jane 1849); The Leaves are Blighted, in The Irishman (2 Oct. 1849); Tis Evening Now, in The Irishman, (17 Nov. 1849), and Advice, in The Irishman (21 July 1849).
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