The following casualties among the Bedfordshire Regiment were announced on Monday, July 19th, 1915.

DIED OF WOUNDS

Sgt Alfred Albert Camp, 9127, 2nd Battalion, June 19th, 1915 (Lilliers Communal Cemetery).

Pte William Richard Pollard (24), 4/6771, 2nd Battalion, June 18th, 1915 (Lilliers Communal Cemetery).

The following lists were published on July 20th, 1915.

KILLED

Pte Ernest William Stephen Mayes (24), 14864, 1st Battalion, June 19th, 1915 (Larch Wood, Railway Cutting, Cemetery, Ypres).

Pte Reginald Jack Warner (24), 15882, 1st Battalion, June 19th, 1915 (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres).

Pte Charles Walker, 4/7383, 1st Battalion, June 20th, 1915 (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres).

DIED OF WOUNDS

Pte Edward Toole, 12339, 1st Battalion, June 25th, 1915 (Railway Dugouts Burial Ground, Transport Farm, Ypres).

Pte Walter George Warman, 18734, 1st Battalion, June 28th, 1915 (Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord).

WOUNDED

Pte J. Archer, 7389, 1st Battalion.

Pte A. E. Brewer, 13020, 1st Battalion.

Pte F. W. Clarke, 6349, 1st Battalion.

Pte A. Cook, 18035, 1st Battalion.

Pte W. Conwall, 7419, 1st Battalion.

Pte E. Lee, 12225, 1st Battalion.

Pte W. Leonard, 6901, 1st Battalion.

Pte F. Richardson, 14363, 1st Battalion.

Pte H. Selby, 14361, 1st Battalion.

Pte E. Small, 8403, 1st Battalion.

Pte F. Faux, 14539, 2nd Battalion.

Pte J. Short, 8836, 2nd Battalion.

SUFFERING FROM GAS POISONING

Pte J. J. Hawkins, 15010, 1st Battalion.

[The Luton News: Thursday, July 22nd, 1915]