General Corkran in the meantime sent up two companies of the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards to the assistance of the Welsh Guards, and they arrived at 3.30 P.M. The remaining companies of the 1st Battalion Grenadiers were despatched to Guillemont, while the rest of the Scots Guards took their place near Bernafay Wood. After continuous fighting the Welsh Guards had managed to straighten their line, and Captain Ashton of that regiment organised some bombing attacks, and regained all the ground lost during the day. About midnight on the 11th the Welsh Guards were relieved by the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards. Meanwhile the King’s Company 1st Battalion Grenadiers, under Captain Drury-Lowe, moved into the line to fill up the gap between the left of No. 3 Company and the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards, which now occupied the line originally held by the Welsh Guards. In carrying out this operation the King’s Company captured fifty German prisoners. No. 4 Company, under Captain L. G. Fisher-Rowe, moved into the line on the left of the Scots Guards to fill up another gap there. Second Lieutenant Stourton was wounded in the shoulder while in charge of the carrying party of 100 men that went into the line early that afternoon. [Sidenote: Sept. 12.] At 2 A.M. No. 2 Company, under Captain A. C. Graham, was ordered to bomb along a trench running east from the right of No. 3 Company along the south side of the Ginchy Telegraph Road, and attack the Quadrilateral. At that time it was not known how strongly this point was held. The formation of the bombing attack was: Bombing party 10 men and 1 N.C.O. Blocking party 4 ” 1 ” Bombing party 10 ” 1 ” One platoon under a subaltern. Bombing party 10 men and 1 N.C.O. Blocking party 4 ” 1 ” Lewis gun 6 ” 1 ” One platoon. The Company Commander. Two platoons. Each bombing party was composed as follows: 2 bayonet men carrying 6 bombs each. 1 thrower carrying 6 bombs. 2 carriers carrying 12 bombs each. 1 N.C.O. carrying 6 bombs. 1 Mills adapter firer carrying 6 Mills adapters. 2 Mills adapter carriers carrying 10 Mills adapters. 2 bomb carriers carrying 12 bombs each. Each blocking party was composed of four privates and one N.C.O., carrying 25 sand-bags and 1 shovel each. Every man in the Company carried 4 Mills bombs, 4 sand-bags, and 225 rounds S.A.A., while every alternate man carried a shovel. Six men and 1 N.C.O. were left in the old line, with a Lewis gun to cover the right flank, while No. 3 found the Lewis gun to cover the left.