The London Archives (page 93)

Mixing a recipe for corns George Cruikshank

Mock funeral procession in St Giles, London Anonymous

Model of the Globe Theatre Anonymous

Modes de Paris Anonymous

Monastic remains on the north side of St Mary Overy's church, Southwark, London G Buckler

Monkwell Street, London Robert Blemmell Schnebbelie

Monmouth Street. Not fit! ... J Cooke

Monstrosities of 1819, and 1820 George Cruikshank

Monstrosities of 1821 George Cruikshank

Mont St Michel James Webb

Montage of images with St Pauls Jules Louis Arnout

Montague House wall, British Museum, London James Findlay

Montague House, Greenwich, London Anonymous

Montague House, Montague Close, Southwark, London Anonymous

Monument at the junction of Farringdon Street and Fleet Street, City of London James Elmes

Mounted Escort at St James's Palace, London Sir John Gilbert

Mr Anderson (of Bride Lane, City) the barber parson Anonymous

Mr Armitage's residence in Penlington Place, Lambeth, London John Chessell Buckler

Mr Burt, Sheriff of London, wearing scarlet gown, shrieval badge and chain Maull & Co

Mr Colman, a Methodist preacher Anonymous

Mr Dobson, a tradesman of Fleet Street, wearing a wig, coat and waistcoat Anonymous

Mr Sanders' Coffee and Eating House, 32 Newgate Street, City of London Charles James Richardson

Mr Smith's house at Battersea, London John Boydell

Mr Upcott's House and figures on Upper Street, Islington, London Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Mr Worsley's school, Hackney, London Anonymous

Mrs Midnight's Animal Comedians Anonymous

Mrs Salmon's Waxworks in Fleet Street, London Anonymous

Muffins and Crumpets!, Cries of London TH Jones

Murphy the Dick-tater, alias the weather cock of the walk Standidge & Co

Music Shall Play Wherever They Go Willes Maddox

Musical performance at Vauxhall Gardens, Lambeth, London Anonymous

Mutilated figures of the mythical King Lud and his two sons Androgeus and Theomantius John Thomas Smith

Mutual Respectability ... Anonymous

My Great Grandmother, portrait of a child James Archer

My Name & Your Name, your Fathers Name & Mothers Name, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie at Guildhall, London Edmund Morin