- The
jolly boat was a type of ship's
boat in use
during the 18th and 19th centuries. Used
mainly to
ferry personnel to and from the ship, or for
other small-scale...
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Jolly Roger Base
pirate flags Jolly Roger is the
traditional English name for the
naval ensign flown to
identify a
pirate ship
preceding or
during an...
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broader than the long-
boat and used for the
transfer of
goods (6) the
jolly boat, used for
light work; (7) the gig, a long
narrow boat, emplo**** for expeditious...
- the time the
Jolly Boat made landfall, only two of the
seven survivors of the
attack were
still alive. For the next
fifty years, the
boat was kept by the...
- 21
August 1940.
Several of the crew
managed to get in a
jolly boat, an all
purpose small boat that
could also be used as a lifeboat. It
carried the surviving...
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everlasting strawberry ices on
green lawns to the tune of the Eton
Boating Song.
Jolly boating weather, And a hay
harvest breeze,
Blade on the feather, Shade...
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Corps buildings, '
Jolly Boat' and 'Long
Boat'.
Nesbit lived in '
Jolly Boat' and the
Skipper in 'Long
Boat'.
Nesbit died in 'The Long
Boat' at Jesson, St...
- Hallelujah, Jump in the
jolly boat, Hallelujah, Jump in the
jolly boat, Hallelujah, Just row Michael, row, Hallelujah, Row the
boat as****, Hallelujah. (repeated...
- The
Jolly Boat is a 15 foot (4.6 metre)
ketch rigged open day-
boat designed by J.
Laurent Giles.
Originally designed for
plywood construction, more recent...
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adrift in Bounty's
small jolly boat,
together with his
clerk John
Samuel and the
loyalist midshipmen Hayward and Hallett. This
boat proved unseaworthy, so...
