Queen Victoria. Army Long Service and Good Conduct. Ashton. Shropshire Light Infantry. #sherborne It is therefore appropriate that

It is therefore appropriate that the Isle of Man's 1982 Christmas coin - on its reverse should depict a group of Victorian carollers

Normally overstruck on a half crown but this coin shows no visible trace of this

German troops massacred civilians and burned buildings

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Queen Victoria. Army Long Service and Good Conduct. Ashton. Shropshire Light Infantry. #sherborne It is therefore appropriate thatArmy L. S. & G. C., V. R. 1126. Cr. Sergt. S. Ashton. Shrops: L. I. A little play in the suspension. Good very fine. n Samuel Ashton was born in London and, at the age of fourteen, enlisted as a Bandsman with the 82nd Regiment of Foot on 21 October 1870 at Portsmouth. He was appointed Drummer on 1 November and later Corporal in April 1875. Ashton transferred to the 52nd Regiment of Foot in March 1878 and then joined the 42nd Brigade on 1 April as a