The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 10th March 1916

10^th March 1916–

1st Battalion – Working parties 350 strong all day.

2nd Battalion – Whole Battalion employed in working parties under R.E. supervision.

Officers 31.    Other Ranks 803.

From Hospital 2.

2/4^th Battalion –

1/5^th Battalion -

1/6^th Battalion – Battalion relieved by 7^th East Surrey Regt “C” Coy remained in the front line & relieved A Coy of 7^th East surrey Regt in ALEXANDRA TRENCH & came under command of O.C. Buffs “A” Coy went to LANCASHIRE TRENCH “D” Coy to RESERVE TRENCH & “B” Coy to RAILWAY RESERVE TRENCH.

Casualties 2 Killed & 5 wounded. Quiet night.

7^th Battalion – In billets nothing to record.

8^th Battalion – Camp E. Working party of 48 sent under Bn, arrangements for work on CANAL LINE.