... declaring that if a satisfactory reply to th, former communication was nut given without delay they would take their departure, and tin \ consequences of the Ultimatum would at on, take effect. Ata later hour a reply was ?? livered in which the Greek Government ineff^ refused to give the explanations demanded. \. is expected that all the Foreign Minister, «jlj leave to-day. All the Greek ...

... for increase of population, the births were 131, ami the deaths 161, below the average num- bers in the corresponding weeks of the last tell years The annual death-rate ppr 1000 from all causes, wbicb bad been 18.4 and 18.5 in tlie two preceding weeks, j further rose last week to 18.7. During tbe brst five weeks of the current quarter the death-rate avera«d | 19.0, and was 5.6 below the mean ...

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