_List of Publicans prosecuted and convicted from 1815 to 1818, for adulterating Beer with illegal Ingredients, and for mixing Table Beer with their Strong Beer._[58]

William Atterbury, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 40_l._

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Richard Dean, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 50_l._

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John Jay, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 50_l._

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James Atkinson, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 20_l._

Samuel Langworth, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 50_l._

Hannah Spencer, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 150_l._

---- Hoeg, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 5_l._

Richard Craddock, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing table beer with strong beer, 100_l._

James Harris, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for receiving stale beer, and mixing it with strong beer, 42_l._ and costs.

Thomas Scoons, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing stale beer with strong beer, verdict 200_l._

Diones Geer and another, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing strong and table beer, verdict 400_l._

Charles Coleman, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing strong and table beer, 35_l._ and costs.

William Orr, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing strong and table beer, 50_l._

John Gardiner, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing strong and table beer, 100_l._

John Morris, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing strong and table beer, 20_l._

John Harbur, for using salt of steel, salt, molasses, &c. and for mixing strong and table beer, 50_l._

John Corrie, for mixing strong beer with table beer.

John Cape, for mixing strong beer with table beer.

Joseph Gudge, for mixing strong beer with small beer.

ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES USED FOR ADULTERATING BEER.

We have stated already (p. 113) that nothing is allowed by law to enter into the composition of beer, but malt and hops.