ten o’clock
` Nay , Gashford , ' said Lord George , as Barnaby pulled off his hat again and made him a low bow , ` it 's no great matter on a day like this , which every Englishman will remember with delight and pride . Put on your hat , friend , and follow us , for you lag behind and are late . It 's past ten now . Did n't you know that the hour for assembling was ten o'clock ? ' Barnaby shook his head and looked vacantly from one to the other . ` You might have known it , friend , ' said Gashford , ` it was perfectly understood . How came you to be so ill informed ? '