Sergeant-Major W. A. Browne, Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), of 20 Melrose Road, Sheffield, awarded the medal for 15 years' service. He is now with the forces at the front, and the medal has been received by his wife.

Corporal G. W. Knights, of 24 Burnt Tree Lane, Allen Street, Sheffield, awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM). He belongs to the Sheffield Engineers

Mentioned in dispatches. Second-Lieutenant L. Hurst, of the 1st/3rd West Riding Brigade, Royal Field Artillery; Temporary Lieutenant Frank Else, of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), and Lieutenant R. Oxspring, of the 2nd KOYLI

Staff-Sergeant J. A. Goodall, of the A. O. C. [Royal Army Ordnance Corps], formerly student at Sheffield Central Secondary School, mentioned in Sir Ian Hamilton's dispatch dealing with the Dardanelles operation.

Sheffield Officers Mentioned in Dispatches (1) - Royal Field Artillery

Sheffield Officers Mentioned in Dispatches - Royal Field Artillery and Hallamshire Rifles

Thomas Edward Tunnard, York and Lancaster Regiment, 2nd Battalion, killed, 23 Apr 1916

J. Varney, York and Lancaster Regiment [1st/4th Battalion], killed Jun 1918

George N. M. G. Vernon, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), killed at Ypres, 7 Sep 1915

Ernest White, York and Lancaster Regiment, 8th Battalion, killed 8 Jun 1917, aged 22