Dorothy Caroline Barr and her brother Harold Frederick Barr at No. 615 Ecclesall Road

Dorothy Caroline Barr dressed up as Mother Hubbard, April 1908, outside No. 615 Ecclesall Road

Private R. H. B. Mathews, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, the second son of Dr. R. H. Mathews, London Road, Heeley, Sheffield, killed in action. Particulars of this hero's death appear in another column

More men in the first of the married groups were due to present themselves in Sheffield yesterday. This photograph shows them marching to the station, en route to their training quarters.

Home on leave - group taken at a Sheffield station

Tea-time at Hillsborough Barracks Hospital

Distinguished members of the French parliament who are on an official visit to this country, and will spend this evening and tomorrow in Sheffield. A meeting of welcome is to be held at the Victoria Hall at 8 o'clock tonight.

Sergeant Clay, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, who lived at No. 28 Driffield Street, Sheffield, and has been killed by shell fire. He went through the South African War. He was formerly a constable in the Sheffield Police Force, Walkley Division.

Concert party of wounded soldiers at the Wharncliffe War Hospital, with their medical officer, (Major Barber) and sister-in-charge. The men are as they appeared in the sketch, 'Never send your wife to Rotherham.'

Sergeant A. J. Shepherdson, of No. 366 City Road, Sheffield, and of the York and Lancaster Regiment, who has been wounded. He is a well-known Sheffield teacher.