2nd Lt. Douglas R. Hinckley, Royal Flying Corps, son of Councillor Hinckley of Sheffield who fell with his machine on 12th instance between the German and British lines and has not been heard of since

Gunner E. T. Roberts, Royal Garrison Artillery, of Woodhouse, Sheffield awarded the D.C.M.

Lt. Col. V. T. K. Ford, commanding a battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers, well known in Sheffield and district, formerly second in command of a York and Lancaster Regiment battalion, mentioned in dispatches

Lt. D. Digby Hawley of Ridge Road, Rotherham, York and Lancaster Regiment, has been awarded the Military Cross

Private Sidney Collier, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Stannington, Sheffield, wounded

Gunner Fred Ainley, Machine Gun Corps of Parkgate, Rotherham, awarded the Military Medal

Lt. E. G. Bingham, Yorkshire Regiment, of 117 Upper Hanover Street, Sheffield, received the Military Cross from the King at Buckingham Palace yesterday

Regiment Sergeant Major W. Moorhouse, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Bradwell, nr. Sheffield, has been awarded the D.C.M. Formerly employee of Sheffield Tramways for about 14 years

Left to right: Private J. F. Jackson, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield twice wounded and now reported killed. Private W Slater of 100 Rutland road, Sheffield, Loyal North Lancashires, died from wounds and buried at Sheffield yesterday

Left to right: Lance Corp. G. Burch, Cameronians, Sheffield, killed. Private G. Jackson, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), died from wounds