John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1830 July 10 Letter, probably written 10 July, from J.C. in London to son
John Charles in Hampstead: "I am going to Windsor to see Mr.
Fisher and shall not come back to night. . . . . It is not certain
that I shall come to town on Sunday at all." (JCC V, p. 125
and JCC IV, pp. 261-62)
1830 July 17 Payment to David Lucas. (JCC IV, p. 329)
1830 July 22 Note from Lady Dysart at Ham House to J.C. (JCC IV, p. 78)
1830 July 23 First number of English Landscape finished; presentation copy
of the sent to Peter De Wint. (JCC IV, pp. 309, 329; see also
JCC III, p. 30)
1830 July 23 Letter from J.C. in London to John Britton, misread as
"Bristow," sending a copy of the first number of English
Landscape. (JCC V, p. 83; see also JCC IV, p. 329)
1830 July 23 Payment to David Lucas and an accounting of moneys paid to
him. (JCC IV, p. 329, 450)
1830 July Letter from Peter De Wint in London to J.C. (JCC IV, p. 309)
23 or 24
1830 July Letter from John Britton to J.C. (JCC IV, p. 329)
soon after 23
1830 July Letter from J.C. to John Britton: "'chiaroscuro' is the sole
soon after 23 object (almost) of these things." (JCC V, pp. 83-84; see also
JCC IV, pp. 329-30 and JC: FDC, p. 234)
1830 July 26 Note from Copley Fielding in London to J.C. in London: "I
have the pleasure to send you the Girtin." (JC: FDC, p. 216)
1830 July 29 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London: "Britton
just wrote too me saying we are to black—he is too white."
(JCC IV, p. 330; see also JCC V, p. 83)
1830 July ca. 29 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London: "I am
going early [this evening] to Hampstead." (JCC IV, pp. 330-
31)