The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 8th March 1916

8^th March 1916–

1st Battalion – Bn Route March of about 9 miles.

2nd Battalion – TRENCHES to BRAY.

After a quiet day the Battalion was relieved in the trenches by the 1^st South Staffordshire Regt & proceeded to billets in BRAY. The relief was complete by 9pm.

Officers 31.    Other Ranks 801.

2/4^th Battalion –

1/5^th Battalion -

1/6^th Battalion – Relieved 7^th East Surrey Regt in HOHENZOLLERN REDOUBT. “D” Coy in Craters “A” Coy in WEST FACE “C” Coy in STICKY TRENCH “B” In MUD & NORTHAMPTON TRENCH. Enemy attacked CRATER at 6pm and again at 2am when bombing continued till dawn enemy were driven back

Casualties 4 Killed 40 Wounded Capt Hull wounded, also Lt Rutherford.

7^th Battalion – In billets nothing to record.

8^th Battalion –