Private Chas Mitchell, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, killed

Private Henry S. Dixon, Australian Light Infantry, son of Sergeant Major Dix, Wharncliffe War Hospital, Sheffield, died of wounds

Batch of Sheffielders home on a few days leave

Second-Lieutenant J. Francis Newton, West Yorkshire Regiment, son of Mr. J. Newton, Ranmoor Cliffe, Sheffield. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant C. E. Merryweather, D.O.W. (Duke of Wellingtons) Regt., son of the late Canon Merryweather, Fulwood. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant J. J. Haigh, York and Lancaster Regiment, a well-known Selby lawyer, who joined as a private; awarded the M.C. Missing

Lieutenant E. McCallum, York and Lancaster Regiment, son of Mr Duncan McCallum, of Linden Avenue, Woodseats, Sheffield. Wounded.

Second-Lieutenant William Hirst, York and Lancaster Regiment, a well-known Wombwell officer. Killed

Private J. Otter, Lincoln[shire] Regiment, 9, Ellin Street, Crookes, wounded

Private G. Tyler, York and Lancaster Regiment, 86, Pickmere Road, Crookes, wounded