Manchester / Cambridge / London / Boston / Surrey / /
Company
the Star / /
Country
Scotland / /
Facility
Grays Inn / Thurland Castle / St. John’s College / Middleton Hall / /
Organization
Lancashire Committee / DNB / High Court of Justice / St. John’s College / Rump Parliament / /
Person
William Brereton / Thomas Hammond / Rupert / Hardress Waller / Ralph Asheton / Clarke Papers / II / John Lilburne / Alice / Uriah Leigh / Alexander Rigby / Edward / Lenthall / John Moore / Leonard Ashawe / Lucy / Augustine Garland / Clement Walker / /
Position
Prince / Colonel / industrious single MP / Deputy Lieutenant / King / Governor / Civil War officer / Speaker / MP / fellow judge / Lieutenant-General and member / commander / Lieutenant-Colonel / parliamentary emissary / judge / lawyer / /
RIGBY (or Rigbie), ALEXANDER), Civil War officer and parliamentary radical, MP, 1640 (Wigan; both parliaments), was eldest surviving son of Alexander Rigby of Middleton Hall, Goosnargh, Lancashire (died 1621)