Brave Sheffielders under Lord Methuen. Private P. Wellington (took part in the battle of Spion Kop)

Brave Sheffielders under Lord Methuen. Pte. W. Dungworth. Was drafted to the Channel Islands; from there he was sent to Belfast: and from there to India in February, 1893.

Brave Sheffielders under Lord Methuen. Lance-Sergt. W. Morgan, No. 4791, 1st West Riding Regiment.

Brave Sheffielders under Lord Methuen. Corporal J. Copley, 1st York and Lancaster Regiment. Been four years on the Reserves. Called up in November, 1899. Was employed at the Gas Works, in Sheffield.

Brave Sheffielders under Lord Methuen. Private H. Plackett, No. 1186, 2nd Derbyshire Regiment.

Old Sheffield Pensioners. The trio photographed are all old Sheffield pensioners who volunteered for active service with the Imperial Yeomanry. They landed at Cape Town on May 17th, 1900.

Obsolete Coins! Mr. H. Parkin of 33, Attercliffe Road, has had sent to him from South Africa, five very good specimens of the Boer Coinage.

'But Englishmen Unite'. Private H. Pilley, No. 1152, 'H' Compay, 1st King's Royal Rifles. Enlisted in September, 1898. Sailed for South Africa, May 13th, 1899. Fought in the Battle of Glencoe.

'But Englishmen Unite'. Private William McKay of the Hallamshires

'But Englishmen Unite'. Pte. Charles Kay, of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Was in the battles of Belmonts Pan, and Modder River. Came through without a scratch.