Ballet master

One who directs a ballet; a person who manages the Terpsichorean department in a theatre. Ball'-flower, n. ( Arch . ) An ornament resembling a ball placed in a circular flower, the three petals forming a cup round it; much used as an enrichment to mould- ings, and otherwise, in the decorated style of Gothic architecture. Balliage, n. Same as BAILAGE, Ballin, n. ( Geog .) See BAL. Ball in a', a town of Ireland, co. Mayo, on the Moy, 126 m. W.N.W. of Dublin. Pop . 5,960. Ball in a boy', a parish of Ireland, in the co. Cork. Ball in a'carrig, a parish of Ireland, in the co. Carlow. Ball in a'carrig, a hamlet of Ireland, co. Cork. soil, partly fertile, partly poor. Cap . Wickliffe. Pop . Ball in a cour'ty, a par. of Ireland, in the co. Galway, (1898) 8,750. at the head of Galway Bay, 31⁄2 m. S. of Or an more. Ballardsville, in Kentucky , a village of Oldham co., Ball in a cour'ty, a parish of Ireland, in the co. Kerry. about 30 m. E. by N. of Louisville. Ballardsville, in W. Virginia, a post-village of Boone co., about 250 m. W. by N. of Richmond. Ballas, a town of Upper Egypt, on the Nile. Lat. 26° N.; Lon. 32°42′ E. It is famous for the earthen jars called Ball a see jars, which are manufactured here and used throughout Egypt for carrying water.