Lieutenant C. G. Harbord, eldest son of Mr A. G. Harbord, The Oaks, Abbey Lane. Fell in September. York and Lancaster Regiment. Formerly Bank Clerk.

Second-Lieutenant Robert Saxelby Vine, MA, Cambridgeshire Regiment, son of Mr G. R. Vine, BSc. , Broomhall Place. Fell on 14 Oct 1916.

Second-Lieutenant Lachlan Allan Morrison, aged 21 years, of the 3rd South Lancashire Regiment, eldest son of Mr. Alan Morrison, of Glossop Road, died from wounds.

Wives and dependents of troops at the front queueing at the General Post Office, Sheffield to draw War Office separation allowance

Nurses at Dore and Totley branch of British Red Cross Society who are nursing the Belgian wounded at the St John's (Abbeydale) hospital

Sheffield civilian force at Redmires racecourse showing (on right) the Chief Constable (Major Hall-Dalwood) and Deputy Chief Constable (Mr G H Barker) who were present at the parade and drill

Wounded soldiers at Viscount and Viscountess Galway's auxiliary hospital, Serlby Hall. Lady Gallway in centre

Pots of jam (350lbs) and a barrel of apples received at Victoria Hall, Sheffield, following Rev. G McNeal's statement that the Belgian refugees at Firvale were only short of some jam

Arrival of wounded soldiers at Bawtry station on their way to Viscount and Viscountess Galway's auxiliary hospital at Serlby Hall

Members of Sheffield Rifle Club and St George's Guild (under Chief Constable's scheme) leaving Engineers' Drill Hall, Glossop Road for a route march