Sergeant W. J. Milne of the Hallmshires wounded and now in hospital in Cardiff. He will be remembered as captain of the Sheffield 'Otters' and here is seen with the Yorkshire Championship Cup which he won for shooting at the Strensall meeting

Relics brought home from the front by Driver A. J. Winters, Royal Field Artillery of Wentworth Street, Sheffield.

Presentation to the British Red Cross Society of the motor ambulance which has been subscribed for by the employees of Messrs. Vickers Ltd.

Relics brought home from the front by Sergeant T. A. Baldwin of the 1st Battalion 'The Buffs' who lives at No. 43 Murray Road, Sheffield

Paintings by Mr John Lavery of Colonel Herbert Hughes, CB, CMG, of Sheffield

Wounded soldiers from the Wharncliffe Base and Winter Street hospitals entertained by the Ecclesall Tennis Club

The Royal Army Medical Corps from the Third Northern General Hospital, leaving Sheffield. Lt. Col. Connell, officer commanding and Lt. Stout at the head of the men marching to the Sheffield Midland railway station

Mr and Mrs Edwin Hancock of 20 Witney Street, Sheffield and their six sons who are serving with the colours

Lieutenant Bickersteth and men of the Royal Garrison Artillery

Two Attercliffe prisoners in Germany: Corporal Ernest North and Private Charles Hensman