[62] Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island, Vol. II, p. 244.
[63] The Annual Adm. Rep. Bombay Pres. for 1858-59 mentions that only one case of burglary had occurred in that year and that “robberies with violence have entirely disappeared”.
[64] Annual Police Returns, showing state of crime, for 1859-61. (India Office Records).
[65] Report of the Maharaja Libel Case, Bombay Gazette Press, 1862.
[66] Dunlop had been 3rd Assistant to the Master Attendant of the Government Dockyard, and was appointed head of the Water Police in 1844. Prior to that year no proper water police force was in existence.
[67] Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island, Vol. III, 252; Times of India, January 2nd, 1865; Annual Adm. Rep. Bombay Presidency, 1862-63.
[68] Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island, Vol. III, 49.
[69] Annual Crime Return, 1860; Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island, Vol. II, 244.
[70] Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island, Vol. II, p. 157.
[71] C. Forjett, Our Real Danger in India, 1877; Bombay Gazette, December 25th, 1907.