Lt. Herbert K. Peace is the first Sheffield Territorial to go to the front; he formerly belonged to the Hallamshire Rifles but now attached to the 1st Lincolnshire Regiment and has left for France

Members of the Sheffield Civilian Training Corps on parade in the jungle

Nurses and wounded soldiers on the ward at Sheffield Base hospital

Wounded soldiers at the Sheffield base hospital including men from the Black Watch, Scots Guards, Royal Irish Fusiliers, Royal Sussex

Second contingent of 43 Belgian refugees at Shirle Hill from village between Louvain and Malines

(l. to r.) Col. C. V. Mainwaring, Major Carter Clough and Col. Hughes, C. B., C. M. G.

Wounded soldiers at the Sheffield base hospital including men from the Black Watch, Scots Guards, Royal Irish Fusiliers, Royal Sussex.

Second-Lieutenant Francis Hirst Moore, KOYLI , of 84, Brookhouse Hill. Fell leading his company on 7 Oct 1916

Second-Lieutenant Seaton Hall Bedford, Royal Berkshire Regiment, son of Mr and Mrs H. H. Bedford, Sharrow Hurst. Fell in the Great Push. Solicitor. LLB. , Cambridge

Second-Lieutenant Douglas Derry, York and Lancaster Regiment, aged 20, fell on 9 Oct 1916. Pupil at Vicker's before the war. Parents live at Ruslings Road