three o'clock
`` That 's my boy ! And it 's I that hope you 'll have the chance . What 's the good of turning these fellows out if one is n't to get something for one 's trouble ? '' Mr. and Mrs. Bunce It was three o'clock on the Thursday night before Mr. Daubeny 's speech was finished . I do not think that there was any truth in the allegation made at the time , that he continued on his legs an hour longer than the necessities of his speech required , in order that five or six very ancient Whigs might be wearied out and shrink to their beds . Let a Whig have been ever so ancient and ever so weary , he would not have been allowed to depart from Westminster Hall that night . Sir Everard Powell was there in his bath-chair at twelve , with a doctor on one side of him and a friend on the other , in some purlieu of the House , and did his duty like a fine old Briton as he was .