Colonel T. E. Vickers (1833-1915), C.B., for many years Chairman of Vickers Ltd., Colonel of the Hallamshires, Died October 19, aged 82.

Col. Sir John Bingham (1839 - 1915), Bart., head of the firm of Walker and Hall Ltd., twice Master Cutler.

The Rev. T. W. Holmes (d.1915) for 40 years Congregational minister in Sheffield.

Mr. Henry Steel (d.1915), one of the founders of Steel, Peech and Tozer

Mr John Marshall JP, for many years Chairman of the Royal Infirmary Board, died April 6 1915, aged 79.

Councillor A. G. W. Dronfield (d.1915), who represented Broomhall in the City Council, died unexpectedly, 19 February 1915, age 63.

Mark Willis (1842 - 1915), Crescent Road, Sharrow, well-known silversmith and Congregationalist, died 10 Nov 1915, aged 74.

Canon James Gilmore, rural dean, vicar of St. Paul's, Sheffield, for 28 years, died 22 Oct 1915, aged 72. He was the special friend and advisor of all the local clergy. Left £1,119

Father P. J. Dowling (d.1915), C.M., of St. Vincent's R.C. Church, one of the most popular priests in Sheffield, died 2 Nov 1915, age 57

Officers and men of 'A' Company of the 2nd Battalion, [York and Lancaster Regiment]