John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

Martin's edition of Gray's Elegy written in a Country
Churchyard: "What beautiful silvery clouds are rolling about
today!!! . . . Tuesday . . . is the day . . . I must take my poor
boys to Folkestone. . . . I had a delightful visit into Suffolk."
(JCC III, pp. 104-06; see also JCC IV, p. 146 and JCC V, pp.
90, 165)
1833 Aug Letter from David Lucas in London to J.C. in London. (JCC IV,
before 19 pp. 401-02)
1833 Aug 19 Receipt from J.C. to General Rebow. (JCC IV, p. 402)
1833 Aug 19 Beckett notes that J.C. is seen by Dr. William Crotch in or
near Colchester; however, Dr. Crotch's Memoirs record that
he saw J.C. in London on the 19th August. (JC: FDC, p. 153;
see also JCC I, p. 276)
1833 Aug 20 Takes sons John Charles and Charles Golding to school at
Folkestone, stays for three or four days. (JC: FDC, p. 83,
153)
1833 Aug 30 Draft of a letter from J.C. in London to M. Jolly in Brussels:
"Being happy [to exhibit with you]. . ., I have this morning
sent a Picture by the Ostend Steam Packet entitled 'A barge
pafsing a Lock.'" (JC: FDC, p. 327)
1833 Aug 30 Note from J.C. in London to M. Jolly in Brussels,
accompanying "A Barge pafsing a Lock." (JC: FDC, p. 328)
1833 Sept 1 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to son John Charles at
Folkestone: "I went to town with [Mifs Johnson] the other
day. she persuaded me to Accept the Invitation to exhibit at
Bruxelles the Lock looked beautifully fresh when it was
varnished. . . . I am getting comfortably to work here and
bonner is to stay a week to help me write & compose from a
recollection of my lecture." (JC: FDC, pp. 84-85, 171, 328)
1833 Sept ca. 1 Apparently in September 1833, J.C. begins abstract of
lecture given 11 June 1833 at Hampstead. (JC: FDC, p. 7)
1833 Sept 6 Document binding Ambrose Wright, an upholsterer of Grafton
Street, on a penal sum of £200, to repay J.C. a loan of £100
plus £5 interest by September 1834. (JC: FDC, p. 84)