Private W. Slater, Darnall, Sheffield, killed

Lieutenant A. P. Cockerell, King's Royal Rifles, of Bakewell, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. P. Cockerell, agent to Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth, killed in action

Private H. Farnell, Lancs, Sheffield, wounded

Left to right: Private Slack, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, wounded; Private H Fenton, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, wounded

Gentleman connected to the Rhodes family

Group of nurses at the Dore Military Hospital

The first groups of Sheffield men who were attested under Lord Derby's scheme, and called up, were due to present themselves yesterday, and they were sent off to the training depots to begin their soldiering at once

Miss Mary Leng, daughter of Mr and Mrs C. D. Leng, of Sandygate, Sheffield, and Lieutenant Archibald J. Boyd, 4th (Hallamshire) York and Lancaster Regiment, who are to be married at St. John's Church, Ranmoor, tomorrow

Lieutenant Conway Arnold, son of Professor J. O. Arnold, of Sheffield, and Miss Dorothy Elgar, of London, who are to be married next week.

Mass meeting outside the Sheffield Town Hall, yesterday, when the Lord Mayor (Councillor Warlow) and other speakers addressed appeals to men of military age to respond to the request of Lord Derby to come forward voluntarily.