John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1834 Publication by John Van Voorst of John Martin's edition of
Gray's Elegy written in a Country Churchyard, which
contained three wood engravings of J.C.'s drawings. Two
were engraved by T. Bagg, one by W.W. Powis. (JCC V, p. 91;
see also JC: FDC, pp. 41-42, 242)
1834 Samuel Lane sends J.C. a quotation from Anton Raphael
Meng's Sketches on the Art of Painting. (JC: FDC, pp. 33,
231-32)
1834, end of, Letter from William Carpenter in London to J.C. in London.
or beg.of 1835 (JCC IV, pp. 148-49)
1835 Thomas Uwins calls at J.C.'s studio advising him to send his
beg. of year engravings to France. (JCC IV, p. 209)
1835 Draft of a letter, probably from J.C. in London to James
beg. of year Morrison of Basildon Park: "I have had the honor of receiving
your note [of the 18th deleted] on my return from Suffolk."
(JCC IV, p. 130)
1835 prob. Short visit to Suffolk to vote in the general election. Stays
after Jan 3 through the 19th. (JCC I, p. 287 and JC: FDC, pp. 96, 339;
see also JCC III, p. 123 and JCC IV, pp. 130, 419)
1835 Jan 3 Note from James Reeve in London to J.C. in London. (JC:
FDC, pp. 96, 339)
1835 Jan 15 Letter from J.C. in Suffolk to Boner; speaks of the staying on
for the chairing of the successful candidate in the general
election on the 19th. (JCC I, p. 287)
1835 Jan 16 Letter, postmarked London 16th January, probably written
14th January, from J.C. in Suffolk to Charles Boner in London:
"look for me on Monday or Sunday. . . . I must not stay too
long—I must thicken the picture." (JCC V, pp. 178-79)
1835 Jan 18 Letter from son John Charles in London to J.C. in Suffolk.
(JCC V, p. 180)
1835 Jan 18 Letter from J.C. in Suffolk to son John Charles in London: "I
write just a line to say that perhaps I shall not be at home 'till