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officers suspended and punished, according
to the nature of their offences.
This court has a power of annually
electing eleven overseers or rulers of the
fraternity of watermen; and a right of
fixing their several taxes with the appro-
bation of the Privy Council; and likewise
a right of disposing of most of the places
belonging to the city officers.
MAYPOLE alley, 1. Fenchurch street. 2.
Holiwell street. 3. St. Margaret's Hill.
4. St. Olave street. 5. Wych street.
MAY'S alley, Wheeler street.
MAY'S buildings, Bedfordbury.
MAY'S FARM, Dog row, Mile End.
MAY'S yard, Barnaby street.
MAZE court, Tooley street.
MAZE pond, near Snow fields, Southwark.
MAZE POND street, Southwark.
MAZE street, Tooley street.
MEAD'S court, Bond street.
MEAL yard, Fleet market.
MEARD'S court, 1. Dean street. 2. War-
dour street.
MEAT wharf, Mill bank.
MEDIFORD court, a handsome large court
in Fenchurch street.
MEETING HOUSE alley, 1. Greenbank.
2. Johnson's street. 3. Queen street,
Rotherhith.
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MEETING HOUSE court, 1. Black Friars.
2. Drury lane. 3. St. Michael's lane,
Canon street. 4. Stony lane.
MEETING HOUSE yard, 1. Broad street,
London Wall. 2. Deadman's place,
Southwark. 3, Devonshire square,
Bishopsgate street without. 4. Five
foot lane 5. Gravel lane, Hounds-
ditch. 6. Little St. Helen's, Bishopsgate
street within. 7. St. Michael's lane, Ca-
non street. 8. Nightingale lane. 9.
Old Horselydown lane. 10. Old Jew-
ry. 11. Silver street, Wood street,
Cheapside. 12. Water lane. 13.
Wentworth street. 14. West lane.
MEETING HOUSES. Of these there are
above an hundred and twenty within the
bills of mortality. See a particular ac-
count of them under the names of the se-
veral denominations of Protestant Dissen-
ters, as BAPTISTS, INDEPENDENTS,
PRESBYTERIANS, &c.
MEGGS' Almshouse, on the south side of
Whitechapel, was founded about sixty-
five years ago, by William Meggs, Esq;
for the reception of twelve widows, each
of whom has a room, and annually re-
ceives 5l. 4s. and a chaldron of coals.
MELANCHOLY walk, St. George's fields.
MERCERS, the first of the twelve principal
companies, was incorporated by letters
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