Wednesday 19th March 1919

Billets at Montecchia di Crosara

Pte. Samuel Wilkinson (see 13^th December 1918), who had been in hospital for treatment for gonorrhoea, was transferred from 2^nd Western General Hospital in Manchester to Seaforth Auxiliary Hospital in Dingwall.

Sgt. Christopher Clapham MM (see 16^th February), L.Sgt. Albert Reynolds (see 16^th February), Cpl. Mark Butler (see 16^th February), L.Cpls. Robert William Gough (see 10^th February) and Arthur Whincup (see 26^th August) and Ptes. Robert Henry Arnold MM (see 18^th February), Harold Clifford Ashbrook (see 15^th February), William Henry Bray (see 10^th February), Ernest George Coxall (see 8^th September 1917), Joseph Dent (see 16^th February),  Harry Duthoit (see 28^th July 1918), William Gordon Johnston (see 10^th February), Job Kayley (see 29^th July 1916), Thomas Laytham (see 9^th October 1914), Joseph Livesey (see 10^th February), James Longworth (see 18^th September 1918), Fred Metcalfe (13643) (see below) Bruce Ernest Nash (see 8^th February), Harry Nason MM (see 5^th June 1918), James Edward Parkinson (see 16^th February), William Ward Pickles (see 16^th February), John Wright Pollard (see 16^th February), Robert Frank Smith (25829) (see 10^th February), George Smith (14547) (see 27^th October 1918), and David Twigg (see 16^th February) were officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

Fred Metcalfe (13643) had been an original member of the Battalion but in the absence of a surviving service record I am unable to make a positive identification of this man or establish any details of his service.

Pte. Frederick George Westlake (see 31^st October 1918), who had been in England since October 1918, having suffered an accidental gunshot wound to his right foot on 25^th August 1918, was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

Pte. John Willie Bannon (see 5^th June 1918) was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; he had at some point (date and details unknown) been transferred from 10DWR to 2DWR.