John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

neglects His business." (Farington X, p. 3607; see also JCC
IV, p. 232)
1810 March 3 Meets with Henry Monro in London. (JCC IV, p. 236)
1810 March 15 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London. (JCC I,
p. 40)
1810 March 28 Farington records: "Constable I called on & saw 3 landscapes
painted for the Exhibition (rural subjects) & recommended to
him to imitate nature & not to be affected by loose remarks
of critics." (Farington X, p. 3620)
1810 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London.
prob. late March Undated, but "most likely to have been written after the last
[15 Mar, 1810] . . . but before the beginning of April." (JCC I,
p. 40)
1810 March Monro records conversation with J.C. (JC: FDC, p. 222)
1810 Submits three landscapes for the Royal Academy exhibition,
beg. of April giving new address "49 Frith Street, Soho." (JCC I, pp. 40-
43)
1810 April 8 Farington records: "Bishop of Salisbury's I dined at"; etc.
Farington includes a diagram of the table in which Constable
sat on one side between Miss Gwatkin and Rev. Dr. Fisher.
(Farington X, p. 3630; see also JCC IV, p. 245 and JCC VI, p.
10, where the date is given incorrectly as April 10)
1810 April 15 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London. "Uncle
D.P.W. told me he intended passing his Easter at Epsom &
should offer his nephew John a place in his carriage to
accompany him thither. . . . Mrs. Gardner's Picture arrived
quite safe & well & Dunthorne took it to her last Monday. . . .
I now hope you will soon have leisure and desire to work on
your Nayland work. . . . let us have a catalogue as soon as
you can of the Exhibition!" (JCC I, p. 41)
1810 April 24 Henry Monro calls on J.C. "and found that he had changed his
lodgings to 49 Frith Street." (JCC IV, pp. 236-37)