Officers, non-commissioned officers and men of 2nd - 1st Field Company of the West Riding Divisional (T) Royal Engineers (Sheffield)

Sheffield Women's Defence Corps being inspected by Major Hall-Dalwood, Chief Constable

Members of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph in the ranks of the City Battalion

King George V at Rotherham. The Mayor (Alderman P. Bancroft Coward) is seen on the extreme left.

His Majesty King George V in conversation with Colonel B. A. Firth and Mr. Rossiter Hoyle

King George V's visit to the open-air patients at the base hospital

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.