John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1822 Oct 15 J.C. and family move from Hampstead to house in Charlotte
Street. (JCC II, p. 277)
1822 Oct 31 Letter from J.C. in London to John Fisher: "We left
Hampstead a fortnight ago last Tuesday—and I have not had
my pencil in my hand one day yet. . . . I shall begin
immediately on Savile's large picture. It will be a great bore
but it may help to save me from ruin. . . . I have got an
excellent subject for a six foot canvas, which I should
certainly paint for next year but for Savile. . . . I have now
two six footers in hand, one of which I shall send to the
Gallery." (JCC VI, p. 100; see also JCC II, p. 278 and JC: FDC,
p. 119)
1822 Nov 3 Letter from Joseph Bonomi in Rome, forwarded to London to
J.C., with an English postmark of 7 February 1823. (JC: FDC,
pp. 183-84)
1822 Nov 4 Letter from Bishop Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London: "I
was in hopes you would have taken another peep or two at
the view of our Cathedral from my Garden near the Canal. But
perhaps you retain enough of it in your memory to finish the
Picture which I shall hope will be ready to grace my Drawing
Room in London." (JCC VI, pp. 101-102; see also JCC II, p.
278)
1822 Nov 9 J.C. apparently replies on 9 November to Bishop Fisher in
Salisbury, saying he now has Salisbury Cathedral from the
Bishop's Grounds in hand. (JCC VI, p. 102)
1822 Nov 9 Drawing of fishing boats at anchor, dated 9th November
1822. (JCC II, p. 278, where the date is given incorrectly as
Dec. 9)
1822 Nov 10 Letter from Bishop Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London: "I am
glad to find that you are about your View of Sarum for me."
(JCC VI, p. 102)
1822 Nov 12 Letter (according to Leslie) from Bishop Fisher in Salisbury to
J.C. in London. (JCC VI, p. 102)