Sir William Gordon Cumming

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Sir William Gordon Cumming was a Scottish baronet, soldier, and socialite best known for his involvement in the infamous 1890–91 royal baccarat scandal that shook Victorian high society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baronet
human
socialite
soldier
allegation cheating at baccarat
associatedWith Albert Edward Prince of Wales NERFINISHED
consequence ostracism from high society
social disgrace
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
countryOfEvent England NERFINISHED
culture British
era late 19th century
ethnicGroup Scottish
familyName Gordon Cumming NERFINISHED
gameInvolved baccarat
gender male
genreOfEvent gambling scandal
givenName William
hasTitle Sir
honorificPrefix Sir
involvedIn royal scandal
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalAction sued for slander over cheating accusations
memberOfNobility Scottish nobility NERFINISHED
militaryBranch British Army
name Sir William Gordon Cumming NERFINISHED
nobleTitle Baronet
notableEvent Tranby Croft baccarat case NERFINISHED
royal baccarat scandal NERFINISHED
notableFor royal baccarat scandal NERFINISHED
occupation army officer
socialite
soldier
placeOfEvent Tranby Croft NERFINISHED
reputation disgraced aristocrat
residence England
Scotland
socialCircle Prince of Wales’s Marlborough House Set NERFINISHED
socialStatus aristocrat
landed gentleman
timePeriod Victorian era NERFINISHED
topicOf Victorian scandal literature
historical studies of British high society
trialLocation London NERFINISHED
trialOutcome lost the case
trialType civil trial

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Lord Lieutenant of Elginshire officeHolder Sir William Gordon Cumming