The Sheffield Defence Corps attended a church parade in the Cathedral Yard yesterday. Inset is Archdeacon Gresford Jones, the chaplain, addressing the men from an open-air pulpit

Lieutenant J. P. Wright, of the Royal Artillery, husband of Mrs. J. P. Wright, of 49, Tuxfrod Road, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, who has been awarded the Military Cross

Second-Lieutenant Oscar Willis, of the Northumberland Fusiliers, son of the late J. M. Willis, of Lincoln, who has been killed in action

Captain E. Brettell Vaughan, a native of Sheffield, who has had a remarkable run of promotions

Wounded soldiers at Wharncliffe War Hospital

Brigadier-General C. F. Steavenson, of the Liverpool Regiment, brother of Mr. G. F. Steavenson, of the Electrical Works, Tankersley, who has been recognised with a C.M.G. in Sir Douglas Haig's latest dispatch for conspicuous gallantry on the field

The Engineers' sports at Redmires

A group of sailors, photographed shortly after the great naval battle [Jutland]

A photograph of Sheffield men, sent from the East. These men, who are with the West Yorkshires, are Sergeant Robinson and Lance-Corporal Davies, in the front row, and Private Dowson and Sergeant Cutts at the back

Sergeant J. A. Fielding, West Yorks, Sheffield, wounded