twelve o'clock
Lipscombe 's men are to assemble at the same hour , and march to meet us . This time , I think , there is no mistake . The cargo is to be landed where I told you . It will be high tide at twelve o'clock , and they are sure to choose that hour , so that the cutter can run close in . I have sent off a man on horseback to Weymouth , for the revenue cutter to come round . If she 's in time , we shall catch that troublesome lugger , as well as her cargo . She has been a thorn in our side for the last year .