BRITISH & FOREIGN
By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. [Reuters Telegrams.] THE JURY IN KELLY'S CASE UNABLE TO AGREE. FAGAN, ANOTHER PHOENIX PARK PRISONER, PUT ON HIS TRIAL. ITANLON TURNED INFORMER. SUDDEN DEATH OF AN AUSTRIAN PRINCE. A SHIP BUN DOWN IN THE CHANNEL.— TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST. THE IRISH CONVENTION IN AMERICA. LONDON. April 25. The jury in the case of Timothy Kelly, one of the Phoenix Park prisoners, has been discharged, being unable to agree upon a verdict. The trial of Michael Fagan, the fourth of ' the prisoners who have been committed for trial for the murder of Lord F. Cavendish and Mr Burke was commenced to-day. Another of the prisoners, Joseph Hanlou, has turned informer. At Nownirrket to-day Prince Bathyany, of Vicuna. Attache to the Austrian-Hun-garian Legation at London, died suddenly in the enclosure at the racecourse.
April 26. The ship British Commerce, outward bound from London to Melbourne, has been run clown and sunk in the Channel. Twenty-five lives have been lost by the catastrophe.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3677, 27 April 1883, Page 3
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