eleven o’clock
As for the painful impression produced in Court by the readings from the letters and the Diary , it seemed to be impossible to increase it . Nevertheless it _ was _ perceptibly increased . In other words , it was rendered more unfavorable still toward the prisoner by the evidence of the next and last witness called on the part of the prosecution . William Enzie , under-gardener at Gleninch , was sworn , and deposed as follows : On the twentieth of October , at eleven o'clock in the forenoon , I was sent to work in the shrubbery , on the side next to the garden called the Dutch Garden . There was a summer-house in the Dutch Garden , having its back set toward the shrubbery . The day was wonderfully fine and -- warm for the time of year . `` Passing to my work , I passed the back of the summer-house .