Excise Licences Act, 1825

Where the retail beer licence shall become void by conviction as aforesaid, the retail spirit licence shall become void also.

23. Where the licence for the sale of beer, cyder, or perry by retail, to be drank or consumed upon the house or premises of the person or persons to whom the same is granted, shall become void, and the person or persons thereupon disabled in such manner as before mentioned by this Act, the licence for the sale of any spirits or foreign wine, or sweets or made wines, or mead or metheglin, by retail, to be drank or consumed upon the house or premises thereupon granted, shall become null and void also, to all intents and purposes; and in such case if the person or persons to whom the same respectively were granted shall sell any spirits or any foreign wine, or any sweets or made wines, or any mead or metheglin respectively, by retail, to be drank or consumed upon the house or premises, after such conviction as aforesaid shall have taken place in manner before mentioned in this Act, and every such licence as aforesaid has thereby become void, such person or persons shall incur the penalty for selling spirits or foreign wine, or sweets or made wines, or mead or metheglin, to be consumed upon the premises, by retail without licence; and in all such cases, in the prosecution for the recovery of such penalty as aforesaid, such conviction shall be proved in such and the like manner as before specified by this Act in a prosecution under similar circumstances for the sale of beer, cyder, or perry by retail, to be drank or consumed on the house or premises, without licence.