Sentence examples for Marginal notation from inspiring English sources

secured by the Constitution and laws.' The only indication in the Draft concerning the language of § 1979 is the marginal notation showing that it was derived from § 1 of the 1871 Civil Rights Act.

The marginal notation for § 1979 states: 'Civil action for deprivation of rights.' Section 1 of the 1871 Act is cross-cited, and there is a bracketed citation to § 563 and § 629.

The marginal notation for § 5510 states: 'Depriving citizens of civil rights under color of State laws.' The cross-cite is to § 17 of the 1870 Act, and there is a bracketed citation to § 1979.

The marginal notation in the Revised Statutes for § 629(16), like that for the district court provision, refers to 'Suits to redress deprivation of rights secured by the Constitution and laws.

The marginal notation for § 563(12) states: 'Suits to redress the deprivation of rights secured by the Constitution and laws to persons within jurisdiction of United States.' Cross-cites are to § 1 of the 1871 Act, §§ 16, 18 of the 1870 Act, and § 3 of the 1866 Act; § 1 of the 1871 Act had referred to § 3 of the 1866 Act for the rules governing appeal and other matters, see n. 5, supra.

Finally, Gedeon Gál also noted that in one of the manuscripts of Ockham's Reportatio (Milan, Ambros. 281 inf., fol. 69rb) on book IV of the Sentences, a marginal notation attributes the final question of the work to Wodeham (Courtenay 1978, 34, fn. 61).

According to the inspector general's report, the copy of the report with Ms. Slatkin's marginal notations could not be found.

2v there are three interlinear Latin glosses in a fifteenth-century hand; other fifteenth-century hands have added marginal notations and figures of heads on fols.

In addition, the marginal notations in both the Draft and the final version of all three sections indicate the common origin discussed above.

Words are scribbled out, underlined, scribbled out again; several layers of paper are stuck together; there are marginal notations (often, apparently, these would be laundry lists); numerous rips and tears go to show a work long in the making.

The library holdings of about 40,000 books, marked here and there with Redemptorist stamps and priests' marginal notations, have been consigned for a series of sales that starts April 4 at Freeman's auction house in Philadelphia.