A vertical sundial , as the name implies, has its dial mounted vertically, usually on the wall of a building. in distinction to a horizontal dial which has its dial plate placed horizontally, either on the ground or on a pedestal.
  Geographical location Dial Type
Horizontal		 Latitude/Longitude
52°54'N 2°29'W
St. Mary's Churchyard, Market Drayton, Shropshire
 Photo By
 Phil Walker 		British Grid Reference
SJ 676341
St. Mary's Churchyard, Market Drayton, Shropshire

Drayton features in the Domesday Book and the first. mention of the church is in the 10th century.

The Sundial is in the churchyard and the mottos on the dialplate are:

Time is short, eternity is long

and

 While you have time, do good

while there is a bronze collar on the stone pedestal with this inscription:

In memory of SP born AD1806 died AD1885. This dial was restored AD1900

 

In the background of the dial photo, there is the old Grammar School building, attended by Robert Clive, (Clive of India.)