We are glad to hear that the next term of the Wellington College, will open with very promising auguries. There will be no fewer than fifty boarders, which will be an increase of some ; fifteen, j compared .with the number when the College had to be closed to boarders— in the middle of last term. Fifty boarders are as many .as the College can accommodate. We also understand that . the principal (Mr Mackay) has one or two propositions to bring before, the next meeting of the Board of Governors—notably, the engagement of a junior master, and providing hospital accom modation apart from the College, so that cases of infectious disease amongst the scholars may be at once isolated. The idea is admirable, and we hope means will be devised to give effect to it. ; Mr Mackay seems to be indefatigable in his efforts to command success in his manage ment of the College, and our best wishes are with him,

THE RECENT DOUBLE VOTING CASE.
TRIAL OF MR. C. J. PHARAZYN.
