Trooper George Parbury, a member of the African Mounted Rifles, under Plumer, has taken no part in the Transvaal War, owing to a four month's attack of acute malaria.

Boer War. 'For Glory and Renown'. Pte. Samuel Williams (Hallamshire Rifles).

Boer War. 'For Glory and Renown'. Sapper J. Ashby. Volunteer Engineers

Boer War. 'For Glory and Renown'. Sapper H. Anthonies. Volunteer Engineers

Boer War. 'For Glory and Renown'. Trooper J. Clarke, No. 1943, 11th Company, Imperial Yeomanry. Joined the Yorkshire Dragoons early in 1898. In 1896 and 1897 he spent six months in Johannesburg, and afterwards as a stone-mason at Pretoria b

Boer War. 'For Glory and Renown'. Pte. Harry Taylor, No. 2230, York and Lancaster Regt. Enlisted March 22nd, 188. After serving in Pontefract and York he went out with 2nd Battalion to the West Indies.

Boer War. 'Each of 'em doing his Country's Work'. Pte. James Reeves, 1st York and Lancaster Regiment, 5th Battalion. Has seen service in India. Ordered to the Cape in December 1899.

Boer War. 'Each of 'em doing his Country's Work'. Pte. W.R. Abbott. 'B' Squadron, Strathcona's Horse. Is a nephew of Mr. George Abbot of Solly Street.

Boer War. 'Each of 'em doing his Country's Work'. Gunner William Skeen, No. 11,819 Royal Artillery. Sent out with seige train, and afterwards attached to Lord Robert's force.

Boer War. 'Each of 'em doing his Country's Work'. Corp. Joseph Gill, No. 2492, York and Lancaster Regiment. Was one of Baden-Powell's rough riders.