Sunday 22nd September 1918

Beregana Camp, south-east of Thiene.

Pte. Frederick Sharp (see 12^th August) re-joined the Battalion from the Base Depot at Arquata Scrivia following a period of illness.

Pte. Willie Davenport Frame (see 25^th August), who had only returned from leave to England two days’ previously, was admitted via 71^st Field Ambulance to 9^th Casualty Clearing Station; he was suffering from “P.U.O” (pyrexia, or high temperature, of unknown origin).

Ptes. Jack Edgar Hall (see 3^rd August) and Samuel Smith (see 7^th July) were admitted via 69^th Field Ambulance to 23^rd Division Rest Station; both were suffering from scabies.

Pte. John William Mallinson (see 24^th April) was admitted via 69^th Field Ambulance and 9^th Casualty Clearing Station to 62^nd General Hospital at Bordighera, near Ventimiglia; he was suffering from “I.C.T.” (Inflammation of the connective tissue) to his face.

Maj. James Christopher Bull MC (see 25^th August) left for England, where he was to attend a senior officers’ course at Aldershot; he was accompanied by his servant, Pte. James Albert Garbutt (see 29^th September 1917).

Maj. James Christopher Bull MC

Image by kind permission of the Trustees of the DWR Museum

Pte. Herbert Crowther Kershaw (see 23^rd July) departed on two weeks’ leave to England.

After 27 days’ treatment and three operations at 39^th Casualty Clearing Station, Pte. Joseph Firth (see 11^th September), who had been wounded on 26^th August, was finally evacuated onboard no.39 Ambulance Train (destination unknown).

Pte. Walter James Biddle (see 19^th July) was transferred from 62^nd General Hospital at Bordighera, near Ventimiglia to Cremona.   

Pte. Ernest Fozard (see 18^th May) was posted back to France from 3DWR at North Shields; he would join 9DWR.