Left to right: Private J. F. Jackson, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield twice wounded and now reported killed. Private W Slater of 100 Rutland road, Sheffield, Loyal North Lancashires, died from wounds and buried at Sheffield yesterday

Left to right: Lance Corp. G. Burch, Cameronians, Sheffield, killed. Private G. Jackson, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), died from wounds

2nd Lt. C. C. Allport of the Old Hall, Conisborough, has been promoted from the ranks to a Commission in the Lancashire Regiment

Sergeant W. Parnaby, Royal Engineers, eldest son of Mr John Parnaby late of Treeton, awarded the Military Medal

Mr Harold Lindley Marsden of Endcliffe Crescent, Sheffield, has been granted a Commission in the Royal Engineers

Private D. Crew, of Shirebrook has been awarded the Military Medal

2nd Lt. B. G. Davidson, York and Lancaster Regiment, who is in hospital suffering from shell shock, son of Mr J. H. Davidson of Crescent Road, Sheffield

Sub Lt. J. C. S. Bennett, Royal Naval Division, has been severely wounded and now in hospital abroad, son of Mr Cornelius Bennett of Unthank, Holmesfield, formerly of Sheffield

2nd Lt. J. E. Lavender, of Sheffield raised from the ranks and granted a Commission in the Lincolns

Sergeant Philip Carr, East Yorkshire Regiment, of 44 Trinity Street, Sheffield awarded the Military Medal