Driver Memorial Approximately 10 Metres West Of Church Of St Mark

The Driver Memorial, located approximately 10 meters west of the Church of St Mark, was erected around 1859. It is made of stone and pink marble. The memorial features a square low curb with remnants of a cast-iron rail, a stepped plinth with an inscription on the east side, and an entablature and cornice adorned with egg-and-dart moulding. It is topped by a stone canopy supported by four squat marble shafts, with a square finial above. The memorial honors Richard Driver of Bagbie Lodge, who passed away in 1859. The inscription reads: "FOR MANY YEARS MERCHANT OF THIS TOWN,/ WHO BY STRICT INTEGRITY, AND PUNCTUALITY/ IN BUSINESS, DESERVED AND WON THE CONFIDENCE/ OF HIS EQUALS, AND IN HIS DEATH, BY HIS/ LIBERALITY, EARNED THE BLESSING OF THE POOR."