John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1821 May 5 J.C. attends the Royal Academy exhibition dinner, sits
between Hone and Landseer. (JCC II, p. 269; see also JC:
FDC, p. 227)
1821 May 21 Farington records: "Constable drank tea with me"; etc.
(Farington XVI, p. 5666; see also JCC II, p. 269)
1821 May Exhibits Landscape—Noon, later known as The Hay Wain, at
Royal Academy exhibition. (JCC VI, p. 67)
1821 May Letter from Joseph Bonomi to J.C. in London, on paper
watermarked 1820, but probably after May 1821, when
Richard Cosway sold his collection of works, as mentioned in
the letter. (JC: FDC, p. 186)
1821 early June Accompanies John Fisher on his archdeaconal visitation
through Berkshire. (JCC VI, p. 67; see also JCC II, p. 269 and
JCC I, pp. 196-97)
1821 June 2 Farington records: "Archdeacon Fisher and Constable called.
The former told me there wd. be no coronation this year, that
there was apprehension of a hired mob.
"He said the late Mrs. Cookson had been in an ill state of
health for 10 years before she died. Her complaint was abt.
the heart.
Discusses the Artists Benevolent Fund Society.
"He mentioned that Wilkie has been published in a
statement in the Old Times as the principal cause of
Hoffland's picture being rejected at the Royal Academy."
(Farington XVI, p. 5673; see also JCC II, p. 269 and JCC VI, p.
67)
1821 June 4 J.C. and John Fisher are in Newbury. J.C. draws a lock and
watermill. (JCC VI, p. 68)
1821 June 6 Sketch of the ruins of abbey at Reading. (JCC VI, p. 68)
1821 June 6-7 Sketch of abbey at Abingdon. Sketch of the town of
Abingdon from the Thames, both in a larger sketchbook. (JCC
VI 1968, p. 68)
1821 June 8 Sketch of Blenheim Palace at Woodstock. (JCC VI, p. 68)
1821 June 9 Sketch of college at Oxford. (JCC VI, p. 68)