John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

must be on their return, the beginning of September. . . . but
pray don't let the September visit prevent your coming to us
as soon as you can make it convenient to do so. " (JCC V, pp.
20-21)
1835 May 24 Letter from brother Abram in East Bergholt to J.C.: "I saw
your picture very well mentioned in the paper call'd the
'News'—two weeks ago." (JCC I, pp. 291-92; see also JCC V,
p. 182)
1835 May 24 Letter from Sir Francis Chantrey in London to J.C. (JC: FDC,
p. 193)
1835 June 2 Letter from William I. White of London to J.C. (JCC IV, p.
131)
1835 June 6 Letter from J.C. in London to George Constable: "The
exhibition is a successful one. . . . Turner's light, whether it
emanates from the sun or the moon, is exquisite." (JCC V,
pp. 21-22, 185; see also JCC IV, p. 295)
1835 June 8 Letter from Alaric Watts in London to J.C. (JCC V, p. 102)
1835 June Letter, undated, but written in reply to Watt's letter of 8
soon after 8 June, from J.C. to Alaric Watts. (JCC V, p. 102)
1835 June 9 Letter from daughter Emily in Hampstead to J.C. in London.
(JCC V, p. 183)
1835 June 15 Letter from J.C. to William Carpenter, date given by Beckett
as "a few days before 22 June." (JCC IV, p. 147 and JCD, p.
98; see also JCD, p. 30)
1835 June Note from William Carpenter to J.C. (JCC IV, p. 148; see also
ca. 17 JC: FDC, p. 7 and JCD, p. 67)
1835 June 18 Letter from E. Sheppard to J.C. in London. (JCC V, p. 110)
1835 June 21 Letter from J.C. to Leslie in London, probably in Hampstead
[dated "The longest day in 1835."]: "I give my lecture at the
Assembly Rooms at Hamstead tomorrow evening. . . . I saw
poor Howard & Mrs. H. at Hampstead yesterday. . . . I never
saw the elder bushes so filled with blossom." (JCC III, pp.