Talk:Conventicle Act 1664

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What is all this "17 Charles II c. 2" stuff? It makes it sound like a reference to a verse in the bible or sumfink. -- SGBailey 23:32 Jan 31, 2003 (UTC)

It means get the statute book for the 17th year of the reign of King Charles II, and turn to chapter 2. This is a normal way of referencing Acts of Parliament from before 1962. --rbrwr
One slightly intriguing and possibly confusing thing about Charles II, specifically, is that his reign is postdated to include the whole Protectorate. You cannot figure when a statute was passed by counting forward from the coronation. --Ihcoyc