Allhail

See HAIL. All-hallow, or ALL-HALLOWS, n. All-Saints' Day: the first of November. All-hallow-tide, n. [A.S. tid, time.] The time near All-Saints or November first. All hands ahoy! ( Mar. ) The order by which the ship's company is summoned on deck by the beat swain. All hands to quarters ahoy ! is the order to the crew to prepare for battle. This command is more generally given by the boatswain piping down the hatchway. All'ia, a small river in Italy, rising in the hills of Crus tuminum, and flowing into the Tiber, about 11 m. N. of Rome. Near its confluence, the Romans were defeated with great slaughter by the Gauls, under Brennus, B. с. 490. The barbarians captured the city. On its banks also, the dictator Cincinnatus defeated the Prænestines. в. с. 377.