Saturday 28th June 1919

Lt. Leopold Henry Burrow (see 25^th July 1918), serving at no.14 Convalescent Depot at Trouville, departed for England on two weeks’ leave; his leave would later be extended by a further week.

Pte. Joseph Barnes (see 3^rd June), who had been on leave to England while serving with 8^th Yorks. and Lancs. at Fiume, failed to report back on time from his leave; he would not report until 11^th July and would be ordered to forfeit 13 days’ pay and undergo 14 days’ Field Punishment no. 2.

Pte. James Pidgeley (see 21^st April) was posted back to England from Italy for demobilization; however, having reached Boulogne, he would remain in France (reason unknown).

Cpl. Sidney Twine MSM (see 1^st January) was formally transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

Maj. Herbert Henry Hudson DSO, MC (see 31^st May), who had briefly commanded 10DWR in June/July 1917, formally relinquished his commission; having been released from the Army a month previously, he had already returned to India to resume his employment with a railway company.

Sgt. Wilson Allinson MM (see 21^st March), who had been serving with 3DWR at North Shields, was formally discharged from the Army as no longer physically fit for service on account of his wounds; he was assessed as having suffered 30% disability and was awarded an Army pension of 9s. 9d. per week, to be reviewed after one year.

Pte. Charles Walton (see 2^nd December 1918), who had been at the Scottish National Red Cross Hospital, Bellahouston since having been wounded on 11^th September 1918, was also formally discharged from the Army as no longer physically fit for service on account of his wounds; he was assessed as having suffered 50% disability and was awarded an Army pension of 13s. 9d. per week, to be reviewed after one year.