Lieutenant Joseph Wrigley, York and Lancaster Regiment. Son of Mr and Mrs J. Wrigley of Langsett Road. Missing since the opening of the Great Push.

Lieutenant (Acting Captain) Stewart Maleham, York and Lancaster Regiment. Son of Mrs Malesham, Encliffe Avenue. Fell in the Big Push. Formerly secretary Sheffield Wire and Rope Company

Second Lieutenant Douglas Williams, KOYLI, died from wound received in action. Son of Mrs. G. Williams, Clarkegrove Road. Solicitor.

Second Lieutenant Walter Yaneske, Gloucesters, of 81 Vickers Road. Fell in the July advance.

Second-Lieutenant William Reginald Favell, York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Mr Richard Favell, Glossop Road. Fell on July 3 [1916], aged 33. Was in British Columbia when war started.

Second-Lieutenant William Hubert Dyson, Queen's Westminsters' [Rifles], son of Dr and Mrs Dyson, Westbourne Road, . Wounded when on patrol duty in July, and missing.

Lieutenant F. W. Scott, of the Canadian Infantry, the second son of the late Mr F. W. Scott, of Mooroaks Road, fell while leading his men into action.

Lieutenant Harold Brooke Forsdike, of Norfolk Road, Sheffield. York and Lancaster Regiment. Killed 1 July 1916

Lieut. Charles Henry Wardill, of 18, Violet Bank Road, Sheffield. Killed 1 July 1916.

Corn Exchange during enlistment of recruits for Sheffield University and City Battalion