eleven o'clock
Of course they will get the news at the War Office today , and will probably wire at once . I think we shall most likely leave here by a train early the next morning . I shall , of course , telegraph as soon as the order comes , but as I know that you have everything ready , you will be in plenty of time if you come on by the night mail . '' At eleven o'clock a mounted messenger from Stroud brought on the telegram : `` We entrain at six tomorrow morning . Join immediately . '' This was but a formal notification , and he resolved to go on by the night mail . He spent the day in driving round the estate and saying goodbye to his tenants .