John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1833 Oct 10-23 While in Folkestone, J.C. makes small watercolour sketches of
the surrounding cliffs. (JCC V, p. 167)
1833 Oct 22 Letter from J.C. in Folkestone to Charles Boner in London: "I
was not able to get away to day, so I fill up the time in
writing to set off 'neal' . . . tomorrow, that is Wednesday."
(JCC V, pp. 167-68; see also JCC IV, pp. 256, 403, JC: FDC,
p. 88 and JCD, p. 4)
1833 Oct 22 See 1833 Nov 22
1833 Oct ca. 22 Letter from Samuel Lane in London to J.C. possibly in
London. (JCC IV, pp. 256-57)
1833 Oct To London from Folkestone. (JCC V, p. 167; see also JCC IV,
prob. 23 p. 404 and JC: FDC, p. 88)
1833 Oct 24 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London: "I was
detained [at Folkestone] by the serious illness of John, a
fortnight." (JCC IV, p. 404)
1833 Oct 25 Letter from J.C. in London to John Charles in Folkestone. (JC:
FDC, p. 88)
1833 Oct 28 Letter from J.C. in London to son John Charles in Folkestone:
"I found a letter from the Gentleman who bought my dell at
Mr Ludgates sale. . . . I should not have shown the foolish
drawing [?] to Mrs South. . . Mifs John has framed the little
Church beautifully—& it is in the Dining Room." (JC: FDC, pp.
90-91)
1833 Nov 4 Letter from J.C. in London to son John Charles in Folkestone:
"I went to Lady Dysart last week & staid all night. . . . I am
now off to the Election at the R.A." (JC: FDC, p. 92)
1833 Nov 7 Letter from sister Mary at Flatford to J.C. in Hampstead: "I
recollect you made a picture of 'Malvern Hall'. I should very
much like to have something done from it. . . . I was glad to
find you had seen Lady Dysart again. . . . 'We wish Mr. John
Constable could see us.'" (JCC I, pp. 276-77; see also JCC IV,
p. 78)