Tandem driving seems to have gone out of fashion to a certain extent about 1840, though some young men 'still delighted in it.' The re-establishment of the Tandem Club, soon after the close of the Crimean War, marked a revival which made itself felt at Cambridge; for on 22nd February 1866 the Senate passed another edict, this time forbidding livery-stable keepers to let out on hire tandems or four-in-hands to undergraduates. This was confirmed in 1870.
The illustrations which were plates in the book have been moved near to the text they illustrate.
Footnotes in the Coaching chapter have been moved to the end of the chapter.
This book contains inconsistent hyphenations. No spellings have been changed, but apparent printers' errors have been corrected.
Footnote 11 "s peks" changed to "speaks", "robaery" changed to "robbery".
Page 33 Quotation mark added at start of "and take care of yourselves".