1850

On this day in 1850, an act of Congress outlawed the practice of flogging within the U.S. Navy.

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Some of the highlights included in this edition covering news items between 1819 to 1821:  
The Prince Regent’s outrageous request for more money,  
The new King George IV outrageous request for even more money,  
Scandal surrounding the Prince Regent’s wife,  
A plan to blow up the Members of the House of Commons,  
Juvenile Depravity,  
and so much more!  
Read by Robin Coles  
Produced by Wendy Scotchmer  
Stock Picture kindly provided by LSE-Library, from Unsplash  
Stock Music kindly provided by George Pauley, from Pond5  

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Time for the second leg of Car-Chum’s lap of the UK.  This time Tony, Mike (aka the Chums) and Dr Andrew Roberts (aka someone who actually knows something useful) head west, then north then south again.  There’s a heady mix of cars, Littlechef, The Prisoner, George Fornby and Get Carter to look forward to here.  Buckle and up and join us!

The pen is mightier than the sword! Hear the words written that "surrendered" large swathes of the northern shores of Lake Superior. This treaty was the prototype for later "numbered treaties" of the late 1800s and early 1900s.

https://www.rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1100100028978/1581293296351