28th September, 1915 –
1st Battalion –
Received orders to be ready to take over trenches at CAMBRIN this afternoon,
but orders were cancelled later. Marched to billets in BEUVRY at 6pm.
Casualties Nil.
2nd Battalion – Officers
19. Other Ranks 750.
The 2nd E. Yorks took over trench on our left
from 13th Middlesex & 10th & 12th
Gordons, more bombing in SLAG ALLEY near pt 60, fighting here was almost
continuous throughout the day.
1/6th Battalion
– ARMENTIERES.
Remained in billets – orders received to move at 5.30am on
the 29th. The transport was moved from PONTCEAU to ARMENTIERES & parked in the Place de la Republique.
All baggage was as far as possible loaded during the evening.
2/4th
Battalion –
7th
Battalion – In billets, nothing to report.
8th
Battalion – NOEUX.
Capt Cox transferred to 2nd Battn The Queens. Received
sudden order to move at 7 p m. New draft of 82 men. Four hours spent in
reaching station owing to entrainment of the Division at NOEUX station.
Drenching with rain and very cold. Men got soaked many of them having lost
their coats and equipment in action. Arrived BERGUETTES at 11 p.m. Men billeted
in farms
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