Sheffield and district heroes who have won fame: Victor O. Robinson, Samuel Harvey and John C. Raynes, Charles G. Vickers and J. T. Ward

A ward at the Royal Hospital, West Street, probably Bernard Wake ward (see image numbers s07365 and h00001)

Two unidentified brothers named George and Hugh.

World War 1 soldier connected with a branch of the Rhodes family.

A corner of the room at the Cutlers' Hall, Sheffield, showing some of the articles, which now total considerably over a thousand, received from the people of Sheffield and district, for disposal at the Red Cross Sale, next week

Arnold Rogers, of Hillsborough, an Able Seaman in the Navy, presented by his captain with the bronze medal of the Royal Humane Society for rescuing a shipmate from drowning

Patriotic Attercliffe family - Mr and Mrs Pinches of Sheffield and their five sons who are serving with the colours.

Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps attended service in the Cathedral Church. The newly formed band under Lt. Suckley paraded for the first time and also led the musical part of the service.

Officers of the 14th Sherwood Foresters who are route marching through Nottingham and Derby recruiting

Five Sheffield soldier sons of Mr and Mrs J. Wardill, late of Sheffield now of Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk