John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1836 June 16 Fourth lecture at the Royal Institution on "The decline and
revival of Art." (JCD, pp. 38, 65-69; see also JC: FDC, pp. 8,
325)
1836 June 21 Letter from Nicholas Ball in Saffron Walden to J.C.: "how glad
I should be, if you would carry your half threat of coming to
Walden into execution." (JCC I, p. 302)
1836 June 21 Notes in J.C.'s writing. (JCD, pp. 35, 89)
1836 June 24 Letter from Thomas Uwins in London to J.C. in London. (JC:
FDC, p. 304)
1836 Note from Lord Braybrooke in London to J.C. in
poss. June 27 London. (JC: FDC, pp. 325-26)
1836 July 23 Letter from J.C. in London to Emily. (JCC V, p. 199)
1836 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "I am
before July 25 too busy with my lecture. " (JCC III, p. 139)
1836 July 25 Lectures to the Literary and Scientific Society at Hampstead.
(JCD, pp. 35, 69-74 and JC: FDC, pp. 9-10, 19-24; see also
JCC V, pp. 50, 199, JCC III, p. 139 and JCC VI, p. 84)
1836 summer Third exhibition of modern works by British artists at
Athenaeum in Worcester, to which J.C. sends nine works,
Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows—Summer Afternoon;
Sir Richard Steele's Cottage, Hampstead; A Farm Yard near a
navigable river in Suffolk—Summer Morning; Summer Evening;
Effect of Moonlight through Trees; River Scene—Noon; An
Early study—Painted in the Wood—Autumn; Portrait of a
Gentleman, and Portrait of a Lady and Children. (JCC V, p.
63)
1836 Aug 12 Letter from W. George Jennings in St. Albans to J.C. (JCC V,
p. 50)
1836 Aug 28 Letter from W. George Jennings in St. Albans to J.C. : "I
rejoice to hear your Lecture at Hampstead gave pleasure."
(JCC V, pp. 50-51)