John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1830 prob. Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London: "I send
before Nov two canal subjects—the large one would tell famously—in the
3rd number." (JCC IV, p. 334)
1830 Nov poss. 4 Proof of the first state of A Heath. (JCC IV, p. 337)
1830 Nov Letter from Alfred E. Chalon in London to J.C. in London. (JC:
prob. before 12 FDC, pp.191-92)
1830 Nov 12 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "When I left
my boy at Brighton he was decidedly better. . . . I hope to
have my seven at home on Sunday at Hampstead—and I am
preparing to winter here with them all." (JCC III, pp. 32-33;
see also JCC IV, p. 127)
1830 Nov 22 Draft of a letter to A. Keightley, Junr., in London from J.C. in
London. (JCC IV, pp. 250-51)
1830 Nov 26 Letter from J.C. in London to John Martin in London: "I was
desirous of procuring the drawing which I made you of
Warwick, which you say Mr Finden is unable to engrave. . . .
Mr. Lucas will put it in hand for my book—as it happens it is
just the subject we want in the 5th number. I contrive if
possible to get an heroic subject into each, and we are rather
deficient in English castles. As I told you I have been busy
drawing of late. Were it not for ladies' [al]bums, I know not
what we poor landscape painters would do." (JCC V, pp. 87-
88; see also JCC IV, p. 337)
1830 Nov Letter from J.C. in London to William Carpenter in London:
"The whole work will amount to six, of four prints in each. . . .
My friend Lucas . . . was carefull to look out a superfine one
[for you]." (JCC IV, pp. 144-45; see also JCC IV, p. 333)
1830 ca. Nov Plan for Nos. 1-6 (JCC IV, p. 445)
1830 Dec 9 Plan for Nos. 1-6. (JCC IV, pp. 445-46; see also JCC IV, p.
337)
1830 Dec 9 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "[Charles]
Eastlake has just been here . . . melancholy to think of a man
of such a mind and talent mouldering away at Rome." (JCC III,
p. 33)