5.7.1916 SAULTY: Major General The Honorable EJ STUART-WORTLEY CB CMG said goodbye to Officers who came out with DIvision.
War Diary [WO/95/2694]
5th: Learnt from Dailey Mail that we had not done so badly. In fact there were 2 columns on most heroic deed of the war defeat that was really a victory & c. Read it out on parade & began to feel better.
[Lieutenant Josiah Taylor]
7.12.1915 ROBECQ: GOC Division inspects the Battalion.
Christmas gifts from the people of Nottingham distributed to the Officers and men of the Battalion.
Draft of 53 other ranks arrived from No 9 Entrenching Battalion.
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Three of the men who joined the Battalion on this day were:-
On this day 3486 Pte Joseph Wilson from Bakewell returned to England for reasons unknown.
Derbyshire Territorials in the Great War 