Private G. Shaw, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), 27 Addy Street, Sheffield, died in France from wounds

Capt. W. S. Marden Beeby, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Newbould Lane, Sheffield, died of wounds in France

Lance Corp. Pettifer, Royal Engineers, of 78 Greaves Street, Walkley, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal

First Class Stoker William Thorpe, Royal Navy, who was killed in the recent naval fight in the channel. He was on the HMS Broke. His home was at 94 Franklin Street, Sheffield

Private George Thorpe, York and Lancaster Regiment, Franklin Street, Sheffield, brother of Wm. Thorpe, Royal Navy, killed

2nd Lt. Charles Pickering, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Hillsboro', Sheffield, in hospital in France suffering from shell shock

Sergeant H. C. Crozier, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Sheffield, killed 1st July 1916, has now been awarded posthumously the Military Medal

Lt. D. Digby Hawley MC., York and Lancaster Regiment, wounded and in hospital in France

Private Hugh Chapman, Northumberland Fusiliers, Sheffield, wounded

Private J. M. Foxon, Honourable Artillery Company, younger son of Mr and Mrs J. D. Foxon, Fulwood, Sheffield, severely wounded in the head