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Mil worrali, ai»moni,<i[]:n. Mi:u;u; i:no, Aug.isl I Mr Worrali, ;il the Bip of the House, in explaining '.he slile nent- in his offending senii.iii, slid he did no! mean thai member* of Pariiamen'. In' actual phys. 'il contaet c:lil-ed tindeath of the I) lokunkcr McLcod, or any other yietim oi" llie vice of gimbling, but if they ha,l done their mora! and olliei.il duly to I'arli■iineiil by enforcing (lie laws in their possession, or introducing legislation, as eireuiu.-lui-ccs, the times and the voiee oT the people demand, the tragedy would not lave occurred. Mr Worrali having withdrawn a ivarm debate ensued, personal remarks by Mr Bent and one or two others with reference to Mr Worrali nearly causin;; several scenes. On the motion of Mr Bent the word 'malicious" was struck out of ihe condemnatory motion, which was earned by 'i'j votes to 20. Mr Worrall was recalled, and the Speaker admonished him, concluding by saying that he trusted the admonition would haye the effect of warning I other reckless speakers Id be more careful in choosing their language when speaking of public men. the inquest ox thk VICTIM. .Keceived 1, p.m. Mkuioi/um:, August 1. An op-■» verdict was returned at the inquest on McUmL Tiic coroner held there was no cvieencc to warrant the committment of any person, or show how the dislocation of the neck, which caused death, resulted.