Wednesday 18th September 1918

Beregana Camp, south-east of Thiene.

Pte. James Longworth (see 25^th August) re-joined the Battalion from the Base Depot at Arquata Scrivia.

Pte. John Thorp Newsome (see 25^th August) was reported by A/CQMS George Alfred Giles (see 18^th August) as absent off leave, having failed to return on time from his two weeks’ leave to England. He would report back on 26^th September and, on the orders of Capt. Henry Kelly VC (see 8^th August) would be awarded seven days’ Field Punishment no.2 and ordered to forfeit three days’ pay.

Pte. William Douglas (see 10^th September), who had been admitted to 51^st Stationary Hospital suffering from gastritis after arriving in Italy en route to join 10DWR, was discharged from hospital and posted to the Base Depot at Arquata Scrivia.

Pte. William Harper (25972) (see 14^th August), who had been under treatment for the previous month, was discharged from 9^th Casualty Clearing Station and posted to the Base Depot at Arquata Scrivia. 

L.Cpl. Thomas Lloyd (see 26^th August), serving in France with 1^st/7^th DWR, was promoted Corporal.

Pte. John Foster (see 11^th September), serving in France with 2/7^th DWR, was posted from ‘F’ Infantry Base Depot at Etaples to re-join his Battalion.

L.Cpl. Alfred Edward Wybrow MM (see 30^th August), who had been in England since having been wounded three weeks’ previously while serving in France with 2DWR, was discharged from 3^rd Northern General Hospital in Sheffield. He would have one week’s leave before reporting to the Regimental Depot in Halifax.

Pte. Walter Ralph (see 14^th August), serving in England with 3^rd Battalion York and Lancasters, was attached for duty with 474^th Agricultural Company, Labour Corps, based in York; he was the elder brother of Pte. Kit Ralph (see 30^th April 1917) who had been killed at Le Sars in October 1916.