eleven o'clock at night
-LRB- Signed -RRB- Alexander Clerk ; Andrew Fletcher . John Galloway , servant to Patrick Galloway , horse-hirer in Kinghorn , aged twenty-six , depones that at the time libelled , William Hall came to the deponent 's master 's house in Kinghorn , and desired him to get two horses , one for himself and one for the deponent , telling him that they were going to Anstruther to get some brandy ; and that George Robertson and Andrew Wilson were to be their masters and pay their expenses ; and desired him to go to the houses where they then were . The deponent having gone accordingly , and spoken to the said persons , George Robertson desired to get their horses ready , and Hall and the deponent to go before and they would overtake them ; that about six o'clock at night they came to Anstruther-Easter , and set up their horses in James Wilson 's house , where he found Andrew Wilson before him ; and after they put up their horses they went to Andrew Johnston 's there , where they found Robertson and Wilson drinking punch . Depones that the three panels and the deponent went from Anstruther to Pittenweem on foot , between ten and eleven o'clock at night . Depones that when they came to Pittenweem , he -LRB- the deponent -RRB- , Hall , and Wilson went into a house , but does not know the name of the landlord , where they drank a bottle of ale , and it was agreed while they were there that Robertson and the other panel should walk on the street ; that when they came out of that house , the three panels and the deponent went to Widow Fowler 's house , where they drank some ale and brandy . Andrew Wilson having asked the landlady if she could lodge any casks of brandy for him , she desired him to speak low , because the collector was in the house ; upon which Wilson said , Is he here ? She answered , he was .