Corporal S. Glanfield, York and Lancaster Regiment, Hillsborough, Sheffield, wounded

Private Frank Trickett Holden, Royal West Kent Regiment, killed

Private H. Davis, East Yorkshire Regiment, Pearl Street, Sheffield, killed

Driver J. E. Jones, Royal Field Artillery, 229 Carlisle Street East, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal for devotion to duty under heavy shell fire

Corp. Percy Pinder, Royal Engineers, son of Sergeant Major W. Pinder, Walkley, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal

Lance Corporal A. V. (Bert) Harris, York and Lancaster Regiment, Bramber Street, Sheffield, killed

Private F. E. Harris, Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Bramber Street, Sheffield, severely wounded

The Rector of Mafeking. The Rev. William Haye Weekes, Rector of Mafeking, who is an elder brother of the Rev. W. Weekes. Late senior curate of St. Matthew, Sheffield, was educated at Bristol Grammar School and Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge

Captain W. J. Venour, 1st Royal Dublin Fusiliers

For Honour and Glory. Corporal G. H. Robinson, 1st Coldstream Guards