CONTENTS OF PART II.

Introduction 3
Estimate of Keeping a Groom and one Horse in your own Stable 11
Estimate of the Expense of Keeping one Horse at a Livery Stable 15
Estimates of various Carriages 16
Expense of Keeping a Coachman, a Carriage, and two Horses in your own Coach-House and Stable 19
Liberal Plan of Keeping a Carriage 33
Estimate of Hiring a Carriage for any short Period 39
Estimate of Jobbing Horses 44
Estimate and Description of a Handsome Town Chariot 50
Carriages and Coachmaking 59
Of the Construction of a Chariot 65
Of Axle-Trees 93
Of the Wheels 99
The Ornaments of Carriages 104
Cautions against Purchasing of Cheap Second-hand Carriages 112
Of the Harness 119
Of Second-hand Harness 121
Travelling Carriages 123
Description of Buonaparte’s Travelling Chariot 127
Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, and Horses 131
The Art of Managing Coachmen 133
Of Evening Parties 136
Of Coachmen and Orders 142-150
Of Punctuality 151
Of Lending your Carriage 160
The Fifteen Things which a good Coachman Won’t Do 165
Coachman’s Tools 170
Of the New Road and Regent’s Park 173
Of Driving 184
Of Care of the Carriage 201
Of Repairing Carriages 212
On Horses 218
Hints to Purchasers of Horses 223
To Preserve the Health of Horses 238
To Make a Horse have a Fine Coat 246
On the Food of Horses 249
On sending Horses to Grass 257
Colds of Horses 261
Of Stables 266
Management of Horses in case of Fire 272
Hints to Horsemen 273
On the Rough Shodding of Horses in Frosty Weather 281
Of the Comparative Expense of a Private Carriage and of Hiring of Hackney Coaches 286
An Easy Plan of Ascertaining every Fare of a Hackney Coach 292
When and How to Call a Coach 312
Hackney Coach and Chariot Fares 318
Specimen of Cary’s New Guide for Ascertaining Hackney Coach Fares 324
MUSIC TO PART II.
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