The West Riding Territorials in the Great War

by Laurie Magnus

APPENDIX IV.
RETURN OF CASUALTIES UP TO THE END OF DECEMBER, 1918.

This Return is provisional only, and, though so deplorably heavy, cannot be regarded as complete.

UNIT.	Officers.				Other Ranks.				REMARKS.
	Killed.	Wounded.	Missing.	Sick.	Killed.	Wounded.	Missing.	Sick.
Yorkshire Hussars	3	4		7	11	42		120
Yorkshire Dragoons	2	4		5	3	14		59
West Riding R.H.A.	1			4	1			3
Yorks. Mtd. Bde. R.A.S.C.					1	2		3
Yorks. Mtd. Bde. Field Ambulance		4		2		4		8
Signal Troops with Mtd. Bde.						1		2
Headquarters W.R. Division		4		1	1	4		7
245th Brigade R.F.A.	6	15		7	36	173	1	184
246th Brigade R.F.A.	9	10		16	82	221	3	268
247th Brigade R.F.A.	1	8		12	4	19		92
248th Brigade R.F.A. (Howitzer)		3		6	4	20		61
310th Brigade R.F.A.	1	26		3	20	204	1	375
312th Brigade R.F.A.	3	24		6	47	177	1	291
West Riding R.G.A. (Heavy Battery)		1		2	5	11		21
Divisional Ammunition Column		5		7	80	103	2	306
Trench Mortar Batteries	2	18	2	2	22	211	2	55
W.R. Divisional Royal Engineers	19	26		27	110	635	20	983
5th Bn. West Yorks. Regt.	33	105	11	54	497	1,902	323	1,339
6th Bn. West Yorks. Regt.	38	96	5	48	374	1,488	196	1,044
7th Bn. West Yorks. Regt.	28	70	4	51	433	1,642	145	1,535
8th Bn. West Yorks. Regt.	46	116	11	60	528	2,917	237	1,689
4th Bn. West Riding Regt.	38	107	4	57	720	2,651	251	1,731
5th Bn. West Riding Regt.	28	121	9	64	535	2,404	437	1,517
6th Bn. West Riding Regt.	24	66	3	43	252	1,396	131	868
7th Bn. West Riding Regt.	22	70	2	66	375	1,514	100	1,101
4th Bn. K.O.Y.L.I.	48	138	2	83	630	2,947	579	1,560
5th Bn. K.O.Y.L.I.	48	103	7	58	676	2,878	493	1,867
4th Bn. York and Lancaster Regt.	36	113	4	56	614	3,015	438	1,538
5th Bn. York and Lancaster Regt.	35	83	5	40	481	1,861	216	851
5th Devon Regt.	10	31		3	138	645	60	353
4th Hants. Regt.	5	24		5	157	662	105	422
19th Lancashire Fusiliers		6		3	18	433		194
9th Durham Light Infantry	2	24			93	506	46	345
2/20th London Regt.	4	11		1	91	421	40	210
Machine-Gun Corps	2	47		7	109	702	16	627
Divisional Cyclists Corps		1		4	4	45		58
West Riding Divisional R.A.S.C.		1		8	4	25		300
1st West Riding Field Ambulance	1	6		14	11	61		161
2nd West Riding Field Ambulance	1	5		8	9	65		248
3rd West Riding Field Ambulance		7		5	18	162	1	201
Casualty Clearing Station				11	1	4		23
Mobile Veterinary Section				1		1		20
Sanitary Section					1			1
Chaplains		2
243rd Employment Company					1	4		10
M.M.P.								2
TOTAL	496	1,505	69	857	7,197	32,192	3,844	22,653

Total	Officers	2,927
	Other Ranks	65,886
		68,813

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A GENERAL SKETCH OF EUROPEAN LITERATURE IN THE CENTURIES OF ROMANCE.

Chap.	I	Story-Matters and Story-Writers.
”	II	The Age of Dante.
”	III	The Fourteenth Century.
”	IV	1374 to 1492.
”	V	The Transit through 1492.
”	VI	Europe at School.
”	VII	Europe at Large.
”	VIII	The Maturity of Romance.
”	IX	The Age of Milton.
”	X	The Watershed of 1637.

By LAURIE MAGNUS, M.A.

Starting at the twelfth century, “The Centuries of Romance” brings down the history of literature in Europe to the year 1637 (including the works of Milton and Calderon), when the French Academy was founded, and a natural break occurs between the centuries of Romance and Bon Sens. It is intended to provide English students, both professional and amateur, with a measure and a standard of comparison for the true and correct appreciation of the literature and literary history of our own country.