Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP (sitting) signing the receipt for the writ for the Attercliffe Parliamentary by-election

Princess Marina (1906-1968), the Duchess of Kent and Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP (1st right) visiting Arthur Balfour and Co. Ltd., Broughton Lane Steel Works

Official photograph taken at the Town Hall, for the Sheffield Telegraph, of Princess Marina (1906-1968), the Duchess of Kent's visit to Sheffield

Princess Marina (1906-1968), the Duchess of Kent signing the visitors book, Town Hall, Pinstone Street showing (2nd left) Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP

Princess Marina (1906-1968), the Duchess of Kent (2nd left) and Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP (2nd right) visiting Arthur Balfour and Co. Ltd., Broughton Lane Steel Works

Princess Marina (1906-1968), the Duchess of Kent (2nd left) and Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP (1st right) visiting Arthur Balfour and Co. Ltd., Broughton Lane Steel Works

Princess Marina (1906-1968), the Duchess of Kent (4th left, sitting) pictured with the civic party, Town Hall, Pinstone Street during her royal visit

Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP (2nd right) and Lady Mayoress, Mrs Marshall (3rd right) and Rt. Hon. Herbert Morrison MP (2nd right) at the opening of the 'Dig for Victory' exhibition, Graves Art Gallery, Surrey Street

Mr John Burns Hynd (1902-1971), the unopposed candidate for the Attercliffe Division of Sheffield, handing in his nomination papers at the Town Hall to the Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP

Lt.-Col. J.M. de Lagatinerie, leader of the Free French Army, the Lord Mayor, Councillor Samuel Hartley Marshall JP and Lady Mayoress, Mrs Marshall take the salute in a march past at the City Hall, Barkers Pool of the Friends of the French Volunteers