The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 30th October 1915

30^th October 1915 – 

1st Battalion – Quiet day. Enemy appear very inactive and supposed to be Saxons.

Casualties one Other Rank killed.

2 Lieut A. Mundye joined & 2 Lieut H. Battiscombe returned from duty with Trench Mortar Battery.

2nd Battalion – Officers 22.    Other Ranks 738.

Major A.R. Tringham left to take command of the 8^th Bn, Capt K.T. Cox wounded.

To Hospital 2.

Quiet day in trenches.

1/6^th Battalion – The enemy were very quiet during the day. Work continued on our trenches – the new line from A.28.c 0 9 to G 4 b 2 5 was occupied. The enemy again shelled our support trenches & THE QUARRY during the afternoon, but ceased on our guns retaliating. Casualties Nil.

2/4^th Battalion –

1/5^th Battalion – The detachment from LEBONG arrived, the bulk of the Battn, being then together.

7^th Battalion – Our trenches were fairly heavily shelled by enemy from N.E. of LA BOISSELLE, & some damage was done to works.

8^th Battalion – Quiet. Weather Good.