eleven o'clock
There were two great pieces of news by which they were all enthralled . Mr. Mildmay would not be Prime Minister , and Sir Everard Powell was -- dead . Of course nothing quite positive could be known about Mr. Mildmay . He was to be with the Queen at Windsor on the morrow at eleven o'clock , and it was improbable that he would tell his mind to any one before he told it to her Majesty . But there was no doubt that he had engaged `` the Duke , '' -- so he was called by Lord James , -- to go down to Windsor with him , that he might be in readiness if wanted . `` I have learned that at home , '' said Lord James , who had just heard the news from his sister , who had heard it from the Duchess . Lord James was delighted with the importance given to him by his father 's coming journey .