two P.M.
So his letter was somewhat of the shortest , and merely contained the request above named . Owen 's reply was sharp , immediate , and equally short , and was carried back by the messenger from Castle Richmond who had brought the letter , to which it was an answer . It was as follows : -- Hap House , Thursday morning , two o'clock . -LRB- There was no other date ; and Owen probably was unaware that his letter being written at two P.M. was not written on Thursday morning . -RRB- Dear Sir , I have got no lawyer , and no man of business ; nor do I mean to employ any if I can help it . I intend to make no claim to Mr. Herbert Fitzgerald 's property of Castle Richmond ; and if it be necessary that I should sign any legal document making over to him any claim that I may have , I am prepared to do so at any moment . As he has got a lawyer , he can get this arranged , and I suppose Mr. Prendergast had better do it .