ten o'clock
But , as I said before , it wos on Miss Minford 's statement that Mr. Wilkingson there was ` rested . And the best advice I can give him is to take a good night 's rest , and get his nerves ready for the young woman 's testimony to-morrow , for it 'll be a staggerer . '' The coroner consulted his watch again , with evident impatience , and rose from his seat . Overtop essayed to speak again ; but the coroner interrupted him with , `` The inquest is ` journed till to-morrer , at ten o'clock . Mr. Policeman , you will take the prisoner back to the station house . '' This speech was torture to Overtop and Maltboy , who , believing firmly in their friend 's innocence , were convinced that a full investigation of the case that day would procure his acquittal . They turned eyes of exhaustless friendship and sympathy toward him .