John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1833 March 8 See 1833 March 10.
1833 March 10 Letter from J.C. to Leslie in London: "Museum Smith died on
Friday. . . . Poor Fisher, died of cholera in August at
Boulogne." (JCC III, p. 95; see also JCC VI, p. 267, JCC II, p. 3
and JCC V, p. 106, where the date is given incorrectly as
March 8)
1833 March 10 See 1833 March after 10
1833 March Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London. (JCC III, p. 96;
after 10 see also JCC V, p. 147. where the date is given incorrectly as
March 10)
1833 March 16 Letter from Charles Boner to son Charles Constable: "Your
Papa has nearly finished the house, there are some more deer
on the Lawn, and swallows flying about." (JCC V, p. 147)
1833 March 19 Letter from Dominic Colnaghi in London to J.C. (JCC IV, p.
161)
1833 March 23 Letter from J.C. in London to Dominic Colnaghi in London:
"The work of Titian and [Caracci] landscape I shall beg to
keep. . . . I shall be at home almost all Sunday." (JCC IV, p.
162; see also JCC VI, p. 267 and JCC IV, p. 394, where the
recipient is identified as Paul Colnaghi)
1833 March 25 Letter from Dominic Colnaghi in London to J.C. in London.
(JCC IV, p. 163)
1833 March Letter from J.C. in London to Dominic Colnaghi in London: "I
think my change of
soon after 24 prices and conduct judicious." (JCC IV, pp. 163-64; see
also p. 394)
1833 March 26 Letter from J.C. in London to daughter Emily. (JCC V, p. 148)
1833 March 27 Letter from J.C. in London to son Charles: "I well remember
your birthday—I was about the large picture of the Waggon
crossing the River which went to Paris. . . . I have almost
done the large picture of the House. . . . It is called Englefeild
House. . . . It looks very bright and cheerfull—and all like it
who see it. . . . I have coloured all the little pictures in Dr.