John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1822 Nov 12 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London: "I
recommend you to get on with the Bishops picture. . . . Send
Dodsworth your own copy of Teniers & make yourself
another at your leisure." (JCC VI, pp. 102-04)
1822 Nov 30 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London: "The
palace party do nothing but talk of your picture that is
coming. Put in some niggle to please the good people. . . .
Dodsworth desires me to thank you for the Teniers: and I
thank you for returning so punctually the Osmington coast &
my little Salisbury Cathedral." (JCC VI, pp. 104-05; see also
JC: FDC, p. 118)
1822 Nov Possibly pays a brief visit to the seaside. (JCC II, p. 278)
1822 Dec 6 Letter from J.C. in London to John Fisher in Salisbury:
"Dodsworth may have his picture. . . . I have grimed it down
with slime & soot—as he is a connoisseur and of course
prefers filth & dirt, to freshness & beauty. . . . The Cathedral
is advancing. . . . My altarpeice, for the chapel at
Manningtree, is gone by—the man would not have it." (JCC
VI, pp. 105-07; see also JCD, p. 60 and JCC II, p. 278)
1822 end of year Letter (undated but probably written about this time) to J.C.
from Sir George Fisher, brother of Bishop Fisher, asking J.C.
to postpone his visit. (JCC VI, pp. 107-08)
pre-1822 Note (undated but must before 1822) from Bishop Fisher in
London to J.C. in London: "Can my Daughter see you this
day?" (JCC VI, p. 40)
1822 Eight of J.C.'s pen, wash and pencil copies (show fragments
of watermark of 1822) of numbers 1-15 of Alexander
Cozen's sixteen etchings in The Various Species of
Composition of Landscape, in Nature. (JC: FDC, p. 29)
1823 Sends The Bridge and Yarmouth Jetty, dated 1822, to
beg. of year British Institution, fails to sell either. (JCC II, p. 279)
1823 Jan 7 Letter from Joseph Bonomi in Rome to J.C. in London. (JC:
FDC, p. 184)