ten o'clock
Still , I shall have more scenes to describe . Our voyage was made , we took in a return cargo , and arrived at the proprietor 's wharf , when I found that I could not proceed with them the next voyage , as the trial of Fleming and Marables was expected to come on in a few days . The lighter , therefore , took in another cargo , and sailed without me ; Mr Drummond , as usual , giving me the run of his house . It was on the 7th of November , if I recollect rightly , that Fleming and Marables were called up to trial at the Old Bailey , and I was in the court , with Mr Drummond and the Dominie , soon after ten o'clock . After the judge had taken his seat , as their trial was first on the list , they were ushered in . They were both clean and well dressed . In Fleming I could perceive little difference ; he was pale , but resolute ; but when I looked at Marables I was astonished .