For England's Glory. Private W. Warren, Reservist of the 1st York and Lancaster Regiment. Page 134

For England's Glory. Sergt. H. Fiske, 2nd Devon Regiment, is the eldest son of Mr. Samuel Fiske, of Treeton.

For England's Glory. Private Fred Barker, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry.

For England's Glory. Private J. Sawtell, No. 6937, Hallamshire Rifles

For England's Glory. Private William Dugdale, No. 4642, 1st York and Lancaster Regiment

For England's Glory. Private S. Ulyatt, No. 950, 2nd Battalion, Derbyshire Regiment

More Imperial Yeomanry on the Veldt. This highly characteristic group was taken at Boshof. Most of the men are easily recognisable, and except for the gentleman on the extreme left, seem to think 'soldiering' a great joke

Capt. William Barnsley Allen (1892 - 1933), Victoria Cross, Military Cross and Bar, Royal Army Medical Corps, of Sheffield awarded a bar to his Military Cross

A.B. Charles William Bentley, Royal Naval Division, Sheffield. Wounded.

Rev. S. W. Chapman, who was minister at Ellesmere Road Wesleyan Church, Sheffield reported wounded and missing while serving in the York and Lancaster Regiment