- The
Ballahoo class (also
known as the Fish class) was a
Royal Navy
class of
eighteen 4-gun
schooners built under contract in
Bermuda during the Napoleonic...
- HMS
Ballahoo (also Balahou,
Ballahou or Ballahon) was the
first of the
Royal Navy's
Ballahoo-class schooners,
vessels of four 12-pounder
carronades and...
-
featured in The
Railway Series. They run from:
Vicarstown to Norramby, via
Ballahoo. This line has
hourly trains as well as a half-hourly
suburban service...
- pilchard,
Sardina pilchardus, true
sardine HMS Pilchard, a
Royal Navy
Ballahoo-class
schooner Pilchard the Cat, a paradoxically-named
character in the...
- Two
vessels of the
Royal Navy have
borne the name HMS Ballahou, or
Ballahoo:
Ballahou was a gun-boat
first listed in 1800. She
appears in the
records as...
-
settled there in 1836 and
named Ballahoo Island.
There is also a cr****
there called Ballahoo Cr**** and a road
called Ballahoo Road.
Frogmore was let to Henry...
- hold to
allow the
carriage of troops, or, for a
small vessel such as HMS
Ballahoo, to
lower the
centre of
gravity and thus
improve stability in bad weather...
- Adamati" and "Lay-La" are
songs from the Ofarims'
native Israel. "Cha Cha
Ballahoo" is a
calypso influenced song. "Every Night," a song
originally from Scotland...
-
constituted the
entire armament of
unrated vessels. For instance, the
Ballahoo- and Cuckoo-class
schooners were
armed only with four 12-pounder carronades...
- HMS
Pilchard was a
Royal Navy
Ballahoo-class
schooner of four 12-pounder
carronades and a crew of 20. The
prime contractor for the
vessel was Goodrich...
