A History of the Mahrattas v2.c52.14
A History of the Mahrattas v2.c52.14
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v2.c52.14
¹ [General Wellesley was in Bombay from March to May 1804, and lived in a house called Surrey Cottage, about half-way up the now non-existent eastern brow of Malabar Hill. This portion of the hill was cut away to provide filling for the Back Bay reclamation (1860–6). The hall of the house commanded a fine view of Back Bay, a portion of Girgaum and the Esplanade. The stables of the house stood close to the modern Siri Road. (B.C.G., ii. 132–3 n.)]