_Mary_, sister of Henry VIII. and widow of Louis XII., her marriage with the Duke of Suffolk, ii. 76 _Mary_, Queen of England, her marriage, i. 77 _Mary_, Queen of Scots, her pension so settled as to be worthless, ii. 34; expenses of her return home defrayed by Charles IX., 48; her whole dower not secured on crown lands, 53; remark of Marguerite de Valois about her, 194; in danger for conspiring against Queen Elizabeth, 212 _Matarieh_, gardens of, near Cairo, the true balsam grown there, i. 416 _Mattioli_, Italian physician and botanist, specimens sent him by Busbecq, i. 415, and _note_ _Maximilian_, King of Bohemia, afterwards King of Hungary and Emperor, receives Busbecq graciously on his return to Vienna, i. 171; his election as King of the Romans, 397; his coronation, 399; his advice to Henry III., ii. 50; asked to intercede for Montmorency, 75; his views as to the settlement of the Dower, 85; wishes Busbecq to remain in Paris, 93 _Mayenne_, the Duke of, accompanies Elizabeth to Bourg-la-Reine, ii. 96; likely to escort Elizabeth, 126; a Leaguer, 241; hurries to relieve Angers, 248; his troops in contact with the enemy, 250; enters Paris, 252; has large forces embodied but no means to pay them, _ib._; attacks the fort of Meulan, 258; arrives at Meaux, 259; his letters intercepted, 261; an unlucky general, 262 _Medina Celi_, Duke of, commander of the expedition to Djerbé, retires to citadel and escapes by night, i. 319; his son Don Gaston a prisoner, 323; his agents search for Don Gaston unsuccessfully, 324; Don Gaston probably murdered by Pialé Pasha, _ib._ _Medina de Rio Sicco_, Duke of, coming from King of Spain to congratulate Henry III. on his marriage, ii. 74 _Mehemet_ Sokolli Pasha, third of the Vizierial Pashas, afterwards Grand Vizier, despatched by Solyman to Selim, i. 270; returns and is sent to Asia, 271; sent in pursuit of Bajazet, 305; in command of the troops on the Persian frontier, 378 _Melun_, town of, said to have surrendered to Navarre, ii. 255 _Menagerie_, Busbecq’s, stories of animals in, i. 204-208 _Mendoza_, Don Bernardino de, implicated in conspiracy against Queen Elizabeth, ii. 212; ordered to leave England, 213; arrives in Paris, 216; appointed Spanish ambassador to France, 230; induces the Parisians to hold out, 260 _Menin_, evacuated, and then plundered and sacked, ii. 194 _Meninx_, island of. See _Djerbé_