Sir William Henry Rattigan, KC (4 September 1842 – 4 July 1904)[1] was a British lawyer, judge, legal writer, and Liberal Unionist MP for North East Lanarkshire.
After a short period in the uncovenanted Bombay civil service, Rattigan resigned to pursue a legal career.
He entered Lincoln's Inn in 1871, was called to the bar there in 1873, also studying at King's College London.
[3] After moving back to the United Kingdom in 1900, Rattigan practiced before the Privy Council and contested the North East Lanarkshire constituency in the general election 1900, but lost to the incumbent, John Colville.
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