Battalion relieved D.C.L. [Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry] and MANCHESTER REGT in trenches at WULVERGHEM in evening. 1 Coy [Company] 7 Argyle & Suth [Sutherland] Highldrs in reserve at LA PLUS DOUVE FARM. 1 killed 2 wounded.

C.O. & Coy [Company] Commanders walked round trenches near WULVERGHEM in the evening.

A & C did work under R.E. B & C left Pigeries and went into PETIT MONIQUE and HUNTING LODGE.

B & D Coys found working parties under R.E. [Royal Engineers] 2^nd Lieut Cockburn joined.

Battalion marched off in the afternoon to POINT 63, and at PONT NIEPPE Lieut General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien watched Brigade march past

Battalion rests & cleans up. 2^nd Lieut Ricard & 30 men arrived.

Quiet night. Rations arrived from ARMENTIERES about 2 a.m. Relief carried out by Q.V.R.[Queen Victoria Rifles] & WELCH REGT. in evening without incident and Battalion marched to billets at ARMENTIERES. Sgt. Russell killed (buried in his brother’s grave near Pigeries on Ploegsteert road.) 1 man wounded.

Quiet day. No shelling. A few grenades fell in “B” Coys trench.. 1 killed. Q.V. Rifles [Queen Victoria Rifles] arrived at 6.15 pm to relieve us, in middle of relief orders arrived cancelling it. 3 Q.V.R. wounded (1 fatal) by grenades.

Battalion relieved 2^nd R. DUB FUS [Royal Dublin Fusiliers] in trenches at ST YVES. Orders received that 10^th Inf. Bde. is to be relieved on night 14/15^th.

Remaining Coy went to Baths. Good progress reported from NEUVE CHAPELLE.