Boys of Dr. Barnardo's Homes receiving training for naval careers

Members of the Welsh ministers' company of the Royal Army Medical Corps, arriving in Sheffield, where they are to be equipped and trained.

[…] who are leaving Sheffield University today for their training stations.

Members of various police forces in the country, who are now attached to the Naval Air Service. Marked with a cross is Able Seaman John Clarke, of Crookes, who, before the war, was in the Sheffield Police Force (Broomhill Division)

Miss Miriam Pease, daughter of the Right Hon. J. A. Pease (Postmaster-General), who has been appointed Temporary Factory Inspector (unpaid)

Yesterday was the day for the first batch of men in groups 6 to 9 to present themselves. A section of the men are here seen marching out of the Corn Exchange, Sheffield, for the Midland Station, en route for their training depot.

Sergeant G. Gothin, Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), of Creswell, mentioned in dispatches for duties performed during the evacuation of Gallipoli

Class of ladies, at Sheffield University, receiving instruction from the Rev. Dawson Parsons in the work of making bed rests, tables etc., for the hospital

A German hymn and prayer-book of the Lutheran Church, taken from a German soldier, killed in battle, and sent home to his friends by a Sheffield private, who has been in the fighting in East Africa.

The membership of the Sheffield University War Hospitals Supply Depot now numbers about 600. Here a group of ladies of the depot are seen making 'many-tailed' and other bandages