John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1828 Nov Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to Henry Hebbert, referring to
Hampstead Heath exhibited at the Royal Academy exhibition
of 1827: "It is my own beleif that I have done nothing so
good before." (JCC IV, p. 101)
1828 prob. Nov Note from Gilbert S. Newton in London to J.C. (JC: FDC, pp.
261-62)
1828 post-Nov Letter (presumably written after November 1828) from
Harriet Anne Cobbold in Ipswich to J.C.: "We are extremely
obliged to you for sparing the valuable sketch Book. . . I hope
you have not felt any inconvenience at being parted so long
from Your General pocket companion." (JC: FDC, p. 111)
1828 Dec 7 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C.: "I wish if
'Brighton' is not out of your possession that you would put it
on an easil by your side, Claude fashion, & so mellow its
ferocious beauties." (JCC VI, pp. 240-41)
1828 Dec 12 Letter from sister Martha Whalley in Dedham, offering
condolences to J.C. (JCC I, p. 252)
1828 Dec 19 Letter from J.C. in London to brother Golding in East
Bergholt: "I shall have his seven children under my Roof. . . . I
shall never feel again as I have felt, the face of the World is
totally changed to me." (JC: FDC, p. 80; see also JCC I, p.
252)
1828 Dec 25 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C. (JCC VI, p. 241)
1828 poss. Dec J.C.'s "relatives had. . . been pressing him to come down to
Suffolk for a change. . . he said he would like to. . . see them
all for a day or two; but. . . Bergholt would fill him full of sad
associations." (JCC I, p. 252)
1828 Note from J.C. in London to Dominic Colnaghi in London: "Let
me know the fate of my drawing of Jacques. I wish much to
make a picture from it, about a kitt catt." (JCC IV, pp. 157-
58)
1829 beg. of year Landscape and Lock and A Cottage Scene shown at the
British Institution. (JCC I, p. 255)