Mansion House, 65; when built, 65; before which Lord Mayor resided in his own house, 65; Egyptian Hall, where Lord Mayor entertains his guests, 66; value of plate then used, 66; princely style of Lord Mayor, 66; allowance made him to support the dignity, sword of Lord Mayor described, 66; mace likewise, 66; collar and jewel, description of, taken from _Illustrated London News_, 66; costume of Lord Mayor, 66; Mansion House, where standing, 66. Market held under name of Farringdon is still held, 66. Markets, vegetable and fruit, 212. Mark Lane, 94. Mary Frith, where buried, 193; her exploits, 193. Mary Overy, or Mary of the ferry, 249. May-pole in the Strand, 202; by whom removed, 202; at what time restored, 202, 203; account of in the "City's Loyalty displayed," 203. Merchant tailors' school, 66; connected with it Duck's foot lane, corruption of Duke's foot lane, 66; eminent men there educated, 67; among whom James Shirley, 67. Mercers' School, 60; former situation of, 60; said to be one of the oldest schools founded in London, 60; what ground occupied by, 60; by whom founded, 60. Mermaid tavern, 49; mentioned by Ben Johnson, 49. Michael's, St., College-hill, 60; by whom built 60; altar-piece contained in, 60; what made by Whittington's executors, 60; who is there buried 60. Mildred-street church, built by Wren, 49. Milton's baptism recorded on a stone in the wall beside a door in Allhallows, 48; together with other names, 48. Mincing-lane, 93. Monument, descriptive notices of, 77. Nelson's monument, 36. New parks, 227; necessity of, illustrated by various details, 228. New London Bridge, 67. Newgate, 183; neighbourhood peculiar to, described, 183; crowd assembled to see execution in, 183; of whom composed, 183; time allotted for execution, 183; cries attendant on, and caused by, 183; characteristics of workmen erecting scaffold, 184; characteristics of parties attending executions, 184; exhibition of such devoid of any terror to them, 185; effects of it on them, 185; youthfulness of parties attending, 185; various details illustrative of pernicious effects of thus witnessing, 188; details of prisoner forexecution, 190. Northumberland, Earls of, 26. Objects dwelt on in this work, 191. Octarchy, when and by whom destroyed, 24. Olave, St., 96. Old change and Watling-street, 46; church of St. Austin, in connexion with, 46. Old Fish-street, contains church of St. Mary's Somerset, built by Wren, 46. Old Mint, 251. Old city moat, 153; neighbourhood of land in description of, 153. Paper-staining Hall, 51; pictures and antiquities connected with, 51. Parks, 222; characteristics and purposes of, 222, 223.