Lieutenant W. I .S. Hartley, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Barnburgh Rectory, near Mexborough. Killed in action.

Wounded soldiers at Longshaw

Second-Lieutenant W. H. Dyson, Westbourne Road, Sheffield. Queen's Westminsters. Wounded and missing

Second-Lieutenant W. S. Humphries, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, of 601 Carlisle Street East, Sheffield. Wounded

Second-Lieutenant Leslie M. Ekin, brother of Second-Lieutenant Jim Ekin, both of York and Lancaster Regiment, missing since July 1st 1916

Second-Lieutenant Jim Ekin, brother of Second-Lieutenant Leslie M. Ekin, both of York and Lancaster Regiment, missing since July 1st 1916

Wounded soldiers from one of the hospitals playing bowls and croquet in a beautiful Sheffield garden, which is thrown open every day for their use.

Private C. Goodinson, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, wounded

Corporal A. Moore, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, wounded

Private W. Brazier, York and Lancaster Regiment, Wombwell, wounded