Sheffield men, signallers in the Royal Engineers, as pierrots in an impromptu performance at the front

Second-Lieutenant Leonard Righton Burrows, 9th Northumberland Fusiliers, second son of the Bishop of Sheffield and Mrs Leonard H. Burrows, who was killed in France on Saturday last (2 Oct 1915)

Sheffield man, a signaller with the Royal Engineers, having a shave in his trench,while guns are booming close at hand.

The Sheffield Teachers' Operatic Society will give performances of 'The Gondoliers' at the Albert Hall, commencing on Saturday, in aid of funds for the British Red Cross Society.

The Sheffield Teachers' Operatic Society will give performances of 'The Gondoliers' at the Albert Hall, commencing on Saturday, in aid of funds for the British Red Cross Society

Carter Knowle Council School as a military hospital

12th (Service) Battalion of York and Lancaster Regiment (Sheffield City Battalion) to leave Redmires for new camp at Cannock Chase.

1st and 2nd Barnsley Battalions left Barnsley for a brigade camp. Officers of 1st Battalion, Col. Hewitt (commanding) in centre.

Departure of 1st and 2nd Barnsley Battalion to brigade camp. Officers of 2nd Battalion with Col. Raley (commanding) centre. The drums and bugles were presented to the Battalion by the Barnsley Freemasons.

Military wedding in Attercliffe. Corporal Holmes, VC. and French Military Medal, who acted as best man at the wedding of Company Sergeant-Major J. W. Armitage (on his left). Standing on right is Sergeant-Major W. Singleton