22nd November 1915 –
1st Battalion – Battn, relieved the 2nd Battn, (22nd Bde) in billets at HARLEY STREET.
2nd Battalion – Battn,
relieved 12 noon by 1st Bn. The Queens. Marched to billets in
Tobacco Factory BETHUNE. Weather fine & cold.
Officers 29. Other
Ranks 795.
To Hospital Nil.
From Hospital 1.
2/4th
Battalion – GALLIPPOLI.
1/5th
Battalion -
1/6th Battalion
– Marched off at 7.30am (The Brigade marched at 20 minutes intervals) marching
via VERQUIN – FOOQUEREIUIL – CHOCQUES – LILLERS to LIERES where the Battn was
accommodated in billets which consisted chiefly of barns – Straw was provided
& the men made comfortable. 2 men fell out during the march.
7th
Battalion – Very quiet day. Orders received that Battalion would be
relieved by 8th East Surrey Regt by daylight on 25.
8th
Battalion – Day – quiet. Relieved in U25,26 & 27 by 2
Coys of 1st North Fusiliers & in U28 by 1 Coy R.W.F. Relief
complete 10.30pm. Battalion marched back to Camp G RENINGHELST
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