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| HENRY GALLEY |
1855 |
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On Wednesday 6th June 1855, Henry Galley was charged of selling beer on
12th February, without having a licence to do so.
Witness John Whiteman had entered the house, believing it to be a
licensed one, it being known by the ludicrous sign of the "Eel's Foot".
He was served a pint of beer by Mrs. Galley and charged 2d.
There were a number of other persons drinking in the house.
It was said that the house was regularly open on a Sunday when licensed
houses were required by law to be closed.
The magistrates fined Mr. Galley the mitigated penalty of £5 and £1 2s
6d costs.
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