Tuesday 26th November 1918

In billets at Montecchia di Crosara and Grumolo. 

Cpl. James Hotchkiss (see 1^st September) was promoted Lance Sergeant.

Ptes. Samuel Lawton Birtles (see 9^th November), Alfred Ellis (see 11^th November), William Douglas (see 18^th September), William Gordon Johnston (see 4^th November), William James Nunn (see 18^th November), Ernest Portman (see 26^th October), John Chadwick Taylor (see 9^th August), Joseph Barber Taylor (see 18^th November) and Jonas Yoxall (see 1^st October) re-joined the Battalion from the Base Depot at Arquata Scrivia.
Pte. John Walter Gethen (see 14^th August) was discharged from 62^nd General Hospital at Bordighera, near Ventimiglia and posted to the Base Depot at Arquata Scrivia.

Pte. William Ley (see 9^th November) was discharged from 38^th Stationary Hospital in Genoa and posted to the Convalescent Depot at Lido d’Albano.

Pte. Milton Wood (see 14^th December 1917), serving in France with 2^nd/5^th DWR, departed for England on two weeks’ leave.

Pte. John Henshall (see 6^th August), serving in India with 1DWR, was admitted to hospital (details unknown), suffering from ‘headache’ and a high temperature.

Pte. Albert Ellis (see 27^th September), serving at Archangel with 2^nd/7^th Durham Light Infantry, was reported as having been drunk on duty. He would be tried by Field General Court Martial, found guilty and sentenced to six weeks’ Field Punishment no.2.

Pte. Mark Beaumont (see 30^th June), serving with 27^th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry at Herne Bay, was transferred to 1^st Garrison Btn, Northumberland Fusiliers and posted to Malta to join the Battalion.

Pte. Fred Richmond (see 23^rd June 1917), serving with 488^th (Home Service) Employment Company, Labour Corps at Brocton, was transferred to 475^th Company, at Ripon.

Pte. Harry Gordon Binns MM (see 14^th June) was formally discharged from the Army as no longer fit for service due to wounds; he was awarded a pension of 9s. per week, to be reviewed after one year.

Pte. Horace James Nurse (see 8^th September 1917) was formally discharged from the Army as no longer fit for service due to wounds; in the absence of a surviving service record it has not been possible to establish when, or under what circumstances, he had been wounded.

A second payment, of 1s. 10d. was authorised, being a further amount due in pay and allowances to the late L.Cpl. Thomas Mullaney (see 1^st February), who had been killed in action on 20^th September 1917; the payment would go to his mother, Mary.

The London Gazette published official notice of a number of Italian gallantry awards made to members of 10DWR:

Italian Silver Medal for Valour to Lt.Col. Francis Washington Lethbridge DSO (see 23rd November).

Italian Bronze Medal for Valour to Pte. Joseph Alfred Formby (see 31^st July) and Sgt. Ellis Rigby (see 22nd August).

Italian Croce di Guerre to 2Lt. Keith Sagar Bain (see 15^th November) and 2Lt. Wilfred Frederick John Thomson (see 26^th August).