John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1834 Sept 14 Several drawings at the ruins of Cowdray Castle, done while
on a visit to Petworth. Spends the day with Leslie and Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips. (JC: FDC, p. 245 and JCC V, p. 19; see also JCC
IV, p. 281)
1834 Sept 14 Letter from J.C. in Petworth to George Constable in Arundel:
"If I can see you at Arundel before I leave this, I shall be
delighted. . . . Mrs. Phillips is going to take me to see a castle
about miles off. Yesterday I visited the river banks, which are
lovely indeed—Claude nor Ruysdael could not do a
thousandth part of what nature here presents." (JCC V, pp.
18-19; see also JCC III, p. 120)
1834 Sept 16 Letter from sister Mary in Flatford to J.C. in London,
forwarded to Petworth. (JCC I, pp. 284-85)
1834 Sept 23 Two sketches at Fittleworth on his way home from Petworth.
(JCC V, p. 19)
1834 Sept 25 Drawing Wicked Hammond's House. (JCC III, p. 120)
1834 Oct 8 Letter, postmarked 8th October, 1834, from Alaric Watts to
J.C. concernig an article J.C. had written for the Literary
Souvenir that had been edited by Watts to J.C.'s
dissatisfaction. (JCC V, p. 99; see also JC: FDC, p. 169 and
JCD, p. 78)
1834 Oct 13 Letter from John Kenrick Fisher in New York to J.C. (JCC IV,
p. 302)
1834 Oct 14 Letter from Edward Price in Bucknall to J.C. in London: "It
was with regret that I hurried away from London after your
invitation to return to Charlotte Street on Saturday evening."
(JCC IV, p. 313; see also JC: FDC, p. 266)
1834 Oct 16 Witnesses burning of Houses of Parliament from Westminster
Bridge accompanied by his older sons. (JCC III, p. 121; see
also JCC V, p. 177)
1834 Oct 31 Leslie records visit from J.C. who "drew with a pen . . .
Westminster Hall, as it showed itself during the
conflagration." (JCC III, p. 121)