Green’s Dictionary of Slang

jerry sneak adj.

[jerry sneak n.2 ]

underhand, deceitful.

[UK]‘Bill Truck’ Man o’ War’s Man (1843) 292: That smells too much of the Jerry Sneak way of going to work [...] and don’t look like honest true blues at all.
[UK]‘Paul Pry’ Oddities of London Life II 260: A STOUT, hearty vender of small wares, of genuine ‘Jerry Sneak’ aspect, made his way into the office.