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then changed it to "a little picture of a sea coast." (JCC V,
pp. 88-89)
1831 July 25 Letter from sister Martha Whalley at Dedham to J.C.,
enclosing a note from daughter Maria. (JCC I, p. 264 and JCC
V, p. 133)
1831 July Letter from J.C. to sister Martha Whalley at Dedham: "at
after 25 present it is my intention to be with you Thursday next."
(JCC I, p. 265)
1831 July 27 Letter from J.C. in London to John Linnell in London: "I go
into Suffolk tomorrow." (JCC IV, p. 294; see also JC: FDC, p.
256)
1831 July 28 To Dedham to bring his daughters home. (JCC I, p. 265; see
also JCC IV, p. 294 and JCC III, p. 41)
1831 July Presides at meeting of Artists' General Benevolent Institution.
(JC: FDC, p. 323)
1831 July Letter from son John Charles to daughter Maria with a note
added by J.C. (JCC V, p. 133; see also JCC I, p. 264)
1831 Aug 1 Drawing of a dog watching a water-vole in a stream runnning
through Dedham meadows. (JCC I, p. 265)
1831 Aug 1 Draft of an obituary notice about Thomas Cheverton. (JCD, p.
81)
1831 Aug 5 Note from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London. (JCC IV,
p. 350)
1831 Aug Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "A request is
after 18 made to me . . . to make a copy of Wells's picture of the 'girl
and pidgeons' by Grueze. . . . I looked into the National
Gallery yesterday—Carr's Rembrandts are fine—& the large
Gaspar is Magnificent—indeed nowhere does the landscape
stand higher than under that roof." (JCC III, p. 42; see also
JCD, p. 55 and JCC IV, p. 78)
1831 Aug 19 Plan for Nos. 3-5. (JCC IV, p. 447; see also p. 351)