Note, as to capitalization, that the initial letter of the word or phrase treated (as in Falls not above) should be in agreement with the text.
The lemma should be set in italics or clarendon, according to directions.
Punctuation Marks and References to Footnotes in juxtaposition.
The relation of these to each other is dealt with on [p. 70]. Examples of the right practice are to be found on many pages of the present work.
Points in Title-pages, Headlines, &c.
All points are to be omitted from the ends of lines in titles, half-titles, page-headings, and main cross-headings, in Clarendon Press works, unless a special direction is given to the contrary.
FOOTNOTES:
[49] e.g. Spelling and Punctuation, by H. Beadnell (Wyman’s Technical Series); The King’s English (Clarendon Press), containing a valuable chapter on Punctuation; Stops; or, How to Punctuate, by P. Allardyce (Fisher Unwin); Correct Composition, by T. L. De Vinne (New York, Century Co.); or the more elaborate Guide pratique du compositeur, &c., by T. Lefevre (Paris, Firmin-Didot).
[50] Practical Printing, by Southward and Powell, p. 191.
[51] De Vinne, Correct Composition, pp. 241-2.