The vendor of the ginger beer was proceeded against, and the basis of that action was the common law liability of the vendor.
We have heard about the case which arose out of a snail in a ginger beer bottle.
That is not something that one normally expects to find when one purchases ginger beer.
There is no more proof spirit in ordinary light beer than in many bottles of ginger beer; that can be easily proved.
We are now seeking a method of differentiating herb beer scientifically from ginger beer, and all other similar beverages.
The only things they could have would be cigars and ginger beer.
The case of the snail in the ginger beer bottle has already been referred to.
It gives those facilities to the public-house in the way of the sale of food and the sale of tea, coffee, ginger beer, etc.
