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WebThomas Bethell was born circa 1791, at birth place, to Thos Bethell and Brittannia Bethell (born Jones). Thos was born on November 27 1758, in Painswick, Gloucestershire, England. Brittannia was born circa 1759, in At Sea. Thomas was baptized on month day 1786, at baptism place. WebErnest Bethell was no saint. He was a typical hard-bitten, hard-drinking, turn-of-the-century newspaperman. And he had a great future before him: He was a foreign correspondent for the London Daily News. He was dispatched to Korea in 1904 to cover the very important story of Japan's defeat of Russia, a story that, in its time, shook the world. the cape town commitment 2010

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WebCharles Ernest Bethell was born in 1876 in Nassau, Bahamas to Walter Bethell and Emma McPherson. He married Ethel May Page, daughter of Frederick Page and Emma Maria Fuller Page, and niece of the Reverend Walter Sylvester Page, about 1906. The couple had children Marjorie Emma, Charles Walter Frederick, Philip George Drover, Geoffrey … WebErnest Thomas Bethell (3 November 1872 – 1 May 1909), who is also known by his Korean name Bae Seol (배설, 裵說), was a British journalist who founded a newspaper, The Korea Daily News , antagonistic to Japanese rule. the cape restaurant and beach bar menu