John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1825 March 1 Letter from sister Mary in Flatford to J.C. in London:
"pleasure to congratulate you upon your fame as a man of
taste in France. . . and of the high compliment bestowed by
Royalty upon your merit." Also indicates that Johnny
Dunthorne, Jr. had been to East Bergholt for a holiday. (JCC I,
pp. 218-19; see also JCC II, p. 377)
1825 March 1 Letter from J.C to Maria. (JCC IV, p. 69)
1825 March 2 Letter (year uncertain, but no later than 1825) from Bishop
Fisher in London to J.C. in London. (JCC VI, p. 195)
1825 March 4 Letter from the Comte de Forbin in Paris to J.C. in London,
giving official notice that the gold medal was ready.
Forwarded by Claude Schroth with a card and message from
him. (JCC IV, pp. 197-98; see also JC: FDC, p. 330)
1825 March 15 Letter from J.C. in London to the Comte de Forbin in Paris.
(JCC IV, p. 198)
1825 March 20 Letter from John Arrowsmith in Paris to J.C. in London: "The
medal is not yet engraved." (JCC IV, p. 198)
1825 March 22 Note from Bishop Fisher in London to J.C. in London. (JCC VI,
p. 195)
1825 March 29 Birth of Emily to J.C. and Maria. (JC: FDC, pp. 76-77. Also
see JCC VI, p. 197, where Constable erroneously gives the
date as 1825 February 29, corrected by Beckett in footnote.
See also JCC II, p. 377 and JCC I, p. 217, where the date is
given incorrectly as 1825 February 29.)
1825 March 30 Letter from J.C. in London to sister Ann Constable in Suffolk.
(JC: FDC, pp. 76-77)
1825 early April Sends Landscape, later known as the Leaping Horse, as well
as copies of the two Hampstead views painted for Schroth,
to Royal Academy for exhibition. (JCC II, p. 371; see also JCC
IV, pp. 95-96 and JCC VI, p. 201)
1825 April 6 Letter (mistakenly dated 8 April by Fisher) from John Fisher
in Bath to J.C. in London. (JCC VI, pp. 195-97)