John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1835 March 14 Note from Samuel Woodburn to J.C.: "Can you spare me a
ticket for . . . the Institution on Monday Evening." (JC: FDC, p.
173)
1835 March 24 Letter from Algernon Grey Tollemache at Ham House to J.C.
(JCC IV, p. 80)
1835 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "I was in
end of March Suffolk Street on Saturday. . . . A Council at the R.A. on
Tuesday-next." (JCC III, pp. 124-25)
1835 March Letter from J.C. to Leslie in London: "Mr. [Robert] Vernon
came . . . he saw it [the Valley Farm] free from the mustiness
of old pictures." (JCC III, pp. 123-24; see also JCC V, p. 180
and JCC IV, p. 121)
1835 April 2 Letter from W.B. Clarke in Stanley Green, Dorset to J.C.:
"When I last had the pleasure of seeing you at Flatford, (I
think it was in the year 1830 or 1829) you made me an offer
of the copy of the engraving of the view of Dunmail Raise in
Cumberland." (JCC I, p. 288)
1835 April 8 Letter from J.C. to George Constable in Arundel: "I have got
my picture into a very beautifull state. I have kept my
brightness without my spottiness, and I have preserved God
Almighty's daylight." (JCC V, p. 20)
1835 April 13 Letter from W.E. Bickmore in London to J.C. (JCC V, p. 181)
1835 April 16 Letter from Algernon Grey Tollemache at Ham House to J.C.
(JCC IV, p. 80)
1835 April Robert Vernon buysThe Valley Farm off the easel for a price
before 23 higher than J.C. had yet received. (JCC I, p. 289)
1835 April 23 Letter from brother Abram in East Bergholt to J.C. in London:
"there are but few people can make a piece of canvass worth
£300. . . The prints. . . are a constant delight. . . . I told [Mr.
Edward Godfrey] I thought your plan was to sell him [the
small property at East Bergholt]." (JCC I, pp. 289-90; see
also JCC IV, p. 81)