Sheffield boys, who are serving in the Navy, and who have been home on leave for a short time, about to entrain at the [ ] Railway Station yesterday, on the return to their ship.

Second-Lieutenant Lachlan Allan Morrison, aged 21 years, of the 3rd South Lancashire Regiment, eldest son of Mr Allan Morrison, of Rocheberie, Glossop Road, Sheffield, died from wounds received in action in France [died 6 Jan 1916, aged 21

Chief Officer W. Philpot, of 125 Slinn Street, Crookes, saved from the S. S. Glengyle, which was wrecked a few days ago. Some few months back he was rescued from the Glenfarg when that vessel was wrecked.

Gunner L. J. Neveningham, 3rd West Riding (Sheffield) Royal Field Artillery, mentioned in Sir John French's dispatches. He is the son of Mr G. J. Neveningham, of Stafford Road, Sheffield.

Private Albert Wright, of Morton, near Sheffield, who has been awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM)

The Greystones Council School as a military hospital for the wounded. Our photo is of the chief doctor and nurses at the hospital.

Men of the West Riding (Sheffield) Royal Engineers at the work of road-making as part of their instructional course.

Sheffield soldiers; Lance Corporal Arthur Rixham, Private Albert Crapper, Border Regiment, Corporal W. Barton and Private H. Norris

Sheffield Soldiers: Private W. Scott, Private E. E. Swift and Private A. Shimwell

Private Arthur Bell, Private Walter Rawlin and Lance-Corporal G. R. Osborne