A History of the Mahrattas v1.c30.31

v1.c30.31

check the same as much as possible.’ Mr. Mostyn reached ‘a pagoda called Ganeshkhind within one kos of Poona’ on November 29, 1767, and resided at Poona for three months, during which period he had many interviews with the Pēshwā. The negotiations proved fruitless, for both the English and the Marāthās were watching the general tide of events. (Forrest's Selections (Marāthā Series), xi–xii.) [The modern residence of the Governor of Bombay, which he is accustomed to occupy during the monsoon months, is situated at Ganeshkhind.]