John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1832 Dec 9 Letter from brother Abram in Flatford to J.C.: "Mary received
your hasty letter of the 6th from Hampstead. . . . Mr. Piper
received the Book [probably the Lucas mezzotints] safe."
(JCC I, pp. 271-72; see also JCC V, p. 141)
1832 Dec 9 Note from J.C. in Hampstead to David Lucas in London. (JCC
IV, p. 390)
1832 Dec 13 Letter from George Constable in London to J.C. in
Hampstead: "I have looked over your beautiful work on
English Landscape with more than common delight. . . . Will
you . . . inform me the price of it?" (JCC V, p. 10)
1832 Dec 14 Letter from J.C. in London to George Constable, sending
proofs and prints of mezzotints engraved by David Lucas.
(JCC V, p. 11; see also JCC IV, p. 390)
1832 Dec 17 By this date sees Sir Robert Peel's collection of paintings. (JC:
FDC, pp. 334-35)
1832 Dec 17 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to Leslie in London: "I came to
town on the Friday . . . Saturday . . . [and] Monday. . . . We
eat our X'mas dinner . . . and come to Charlotte Street on the
day or next day after." (JCC III, pp. 84-85; see also JCC IV, p.
110 and JCD, p. 63)
1832 Dec 25 At Hampstead. (JCC III, p. 85)
1832 Dec Probably to London. (JCC III, p. 85)
26 or 27
1832 ca. Dec. Engaged on his painting of Englefield House. (JCC III, p. 84)
1832 Lecture notes. (JCD, p. 88)
1832 Wishes to have David Lucas engrave an oil-study of
Stonehenge taken from drawing of 1820, as companion to
Old Sarum. The idea is abandoned. (JCC V, p. 84)
1832 or 1834 Letter from Lady Dysart at Ham House to J.C. in London.
(JCC IV, p. 78)