John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

Dunthorne, Jr. to London to help him in the preparation of
pictures. (JCC I, pp. 183-85; see also JCC II, p. 253)
1819 Sept 9 Letter from Mr. Bicknell in London to J.C. in London. (JCC II,
p. 253)
1819 Sept 13 Drawing at Malvern Hall. (JC: FDC, p. 135)
1819 ca. Sept Apparently, Mr. Bicknell discontinues allowance to Maria, £50
a year. (JCC II, p. 253)
1819 Oct 24 Letter from J.C. in East Bergholt to Maria in Hampstead:
"There is sad ravage made with the trees, owing to the wind
and the weight of snow hanging on the foliage. . . . I was at
Ipswich yesterday—passed the morning with Mrs. Cobbold. . .
. I hope to be with you on Wednesday. . . . I think I shall walk
down to Dedham with this letter." (JCC II, pp. 254-55 and
JCC I, pp. 185-87)
1819 Oct 25 To Nayland to visit Aunt Smith. (JCC I, p. 187)
1819 Oct 26 Letter from J.C. in East Bergholt to Maria in Hampstead:
"perhaps I may be able to get away tomorrow evening or
Thursday. . . . I went to Nayland yesterday. . . . I wrote to
Fisher on Sunday, hoping I had not given offence by not
coming to Salisbury to copy Miss Fisher's drawings." (JCC II,
p. 255; see also JCC I, pp. 187-88 and JCC VI, p. 48)
1819 Oct 28 Letter from J.C. in East Bergholt to Maria in Hampstead: "I
must stay over tomorrow (Friday). . . I hope nothing will
prevent your seeing me on Saturday." (JCC II, p. 257; see
also JCC I, p. 188)
1819 Oct 30 Presumably returns to Hampstead. (JCC II, p. 257 and JCC I,
p. 188)
1819 Nov 1 Farington records: "Constable called, and we had
conversation on the same subject and I stated to him what I
had done to Lane. He said, from what he had heard, that he
had no expectation that Calcott wd. ever vote for him; and
that Phillips recommended to him to study Turner's 'Drawing
Book', [to] learn how to make a whole. I spoke to him as I had