Batch of Sheffielders home on a few days leave

Second-Lieutenant J. Francis Newton, West Yorkshire Regiment, son of Mr. J. Newton, Ranmoor Cliffe, Sheffield. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant C. E. Merryweather, D.O.W. (Duke of Wellingtons) Regt., son of the late Canon Merryweather, Fulwood. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant J. J. Haigh, York and Lancaster Regiment, a well-known Selby lawyer, who joined as a private; awarded the M.C. Missing

Lieutenant E. McCallum, York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Mr Duncan McCallum, of Linden Avenue, Woodseats, Sheffield. Wounded.

Second-Lieutenant William Hirst, York and Lancaster Regiment, a well-known Wombwell officer. Killed

Private J. Otter, Lincoln[shire] Regiment, 9, Ellin Street, Crookes, wounded

Private G. Tyler, York and Lancaster Regiment, 86, Pickmere Road, Crookes, wounded

Second-Lieutenant Douglas Williams, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), a Sheffield solicitor. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant H. M. Hibbert, of the Sherwoods, 68, Broomgrove Road. Reported missing