MOUNT _passage_, Mount street, near Grosvenor square. MOUNT PLEASANT, Little Gray’s Inn lane. MOUNT _row_, David street, Grosvenor square. MOUNT _street_, By Mount row. MOURNING _lane_, Hackney. MOUSE _alley_, East Smithfield. MUDD’S _court_, Broad street, Ratcliff.† MULBERRY _court_, 1. Bermondsey.‡ 2. White’s alley.‡ MULLIN’S _rents_, Shoe lane.† MUMFORD’S _court_. Milk street.† MUSCOVY _court_, Tower hill. MUSEUM. See the article BRITISH MUSEUM. MUSICIANS, a company incorporated by letters patent granted by King James I. in the year 1604. They are governed by a Master, two Wardens, and twenty Assistants, and have a livery of thirty-one members, who on their admission pay a fine of 40_s._ but have no hall. MUSICK HOUSE _court_, Upper Shadwell. MUSICK HOUSE _yard_, Upper Shadwell. MUSTARD _alley_, Castle alley. MUSWELL HILL, in Middlesex, on the east side of Highgate, took its name from a spring or well on the hill, by a house built by Alderman Roe, which afterwards came to the present Earl of Bath. By this well, which was esteemed holy, was a chapel with an image of our Lady of Muswell, to which great numbers went in pilgrimage. Both the manor and chapel were sold in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, to Mr. William Roe, in whose family they continued, till Sir Thomas Roe, the Ambassador, sold them in the last century. Some time ago the manor house was converted into a place of public entertainment. MUTTON _court_, Maiden lane, Wood street, Cheapside. MUTTON _lane_, Clerkenwell. MY LADY’S _yard_, Harrow alley, Whitechapel. [Illustration] N. NAG’S HEAD _alley_, 1. Bridge yard passage.* 2. Fenchurch street.* 3. St. Margaret’s hill, Southwark.* 4. In the Minories.* NAG’S HEAD _buildings_, Hackney road.* NAG’S HEAD _court_, 1. Golden lane, Redcross street.* 2. Gracechurch street.* 3. Great Tower hill.* 4. Leather lane, Holborn. 5. Snow hill.* 6. Three Colt street.* 7. Wentworth street.* NAG’S HEAD _yard_, 1. Golden lane.* 2. Great Swallow street.* 3. Norton Falgate.* NAILER’S _yard_, 1. Queen street, in the Mint, Southwark. 2. Silver street, Golden square. NAKED BOY _alley_, 1. Barnaby street, Southwark.* 2. Piccadilly.* NAKED BOY _court_, 1. Little Elbow lane, Great Elbow lane, Thames street.* 2. Ludgate hill.* 3. In the Strand. NAKED BOY _yard_, 1. Back street, Lambeth.* 2. Deadman’s Place.* NAN’S _hole_ or _yard_, Angel street, St. Martin’s le Grand.‖ NARROW _alley_, Stony lane. NARROW _street_, 1. Limehouse. 2. Ratcliff. NARROW _wall_, Lambeth. NASING, a village in Essex, between Epping and Harlow. NASSAU _street_, Gerrard street, by Prince’s street, Soho; probably thus named in honour of King William III. NAVESTOCK, a village near Brentwood in Essex.