“Such reform is arranged of seeming necessity within the context of a silent covenant.”

“This means that the covenantee has a choice between suing the owner, or proceeding against the original covenantor.”

“The covenantee must declare the full amount receivable on his tax return and he is given credit for the tax withheld.”

“The covenanted income is regarded as the income of the covenantee and not that of the covenantor.”

“To be legally effective, the covenant must be signed, sealed and delivered by the covenantor to the covenantee.”

“This means that the covenantee has a choice between suing the owner, or proceeding against the original covenantor.”

“The covenanted income is regarded as the income of the covenantee and not that of the covenantor.”

“You must bid high for the honour of a covenanter, for a part in this privilege.”

“Colonel Graham might order the covenanter to be shot, and that were dreadful enough.”

“For a hypocrite give 154 me a covenanter, and, of course, the higher they are the cleverer.”

“Up until the Radical Covenanters confronted the government forces at Bothwell Brig they still had the support of some minor aristocrats.”

“After the defeat of the Scottish Covenanters at Bothwell Brig in 1687, a new wave of Scottish refugees came to Ulster.”

“The Covenanters, for instance, fought to rid Scotland of what they feared were popish influences.”