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In page Charles George Gordon:

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Typical of the men that Khedive Isma'il Pasha hired was Valentine Baker, a British Army officer dishonorably discharged after being convicted of raping a young woman he been asked to chaperon. After Baker's release from prison, Isma'il hired him to work in the Sudan.[14] John Russell, the son of the famous war correspondent William Howard Russell, was another European recruited to serve on Gordon's staff.[15] The younger Russell was described by his own father as an alcoholic and spendthrift who "was beyond help" as it was always the "same story-idleness, self-indulgence, gambling and constant promises" broken time after time, leading his father to get him a job in the Sudan, where his laziness infuriated Gordon to no end.[15]