ten o'clock
Pick up that lantern and bring it here , John ; let us see what plunder , they were making off with . '' There was no rope this time , but a bag containing some fifty pounds ' weight of brass and copper fittings . One of the constables took possession of this . `` You had better come along with us to the Bridewell , Master Dowsett , to sign the charge sheet , though I do n't know whether it is altogether needful , seeing that we have caught them in the act ; and you will all three have to be at the Court to-morrow at ten o'clock . '' `` I will go with you , '' the Captain said ; `` but I will first slip in and put my shoes on ; I brought them down in my hand and shall be ready in a minute . You may as well lock up this gate again , John . I will go out through the front door and join them in the lane . ''