John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1811 Nov 3 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London. (JCC I,
p. 67; see also JCC II, pp. 51-52)
1811 Nov 4 Letter from J.C. in London to Maria in Spring Grove, thanking
her for "the happiness your letter this morning has given
me." (JCC II, p. 52)
1811 Nov 4 Letter from Maria in Spring Grove to J.C. in London, on
receipt of a letter from her father, whose "only objection
would be on the score of that necessary article Cash," again
discouraging J.C.: "we must be wise, and leave off a
correspondence that is not calculated to make us think less
of each other." (JCC II, p. 53)
1811 Nov 4 Farington lists J.C. as a candidate for Associate of Royal
Academy. J.C. is defeated, receives no votes. (Farington XI,
pp. 4025-26)
1811 Nov 10 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London,
indicating that J.C. had visited Epsom between Nov 4 & 9:
"you passed a day or two at Epsom." (JCC I, p. 68; see also
JCC II, p. 53)
1811 Nov Moves from Soho to 63 Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy
before 12 Square, nearly opposite his old friend Joseph Farington, R.A.
(JCC II, p. 53; see also JCC I, p. 70)
1811 Nov 12 Letter from J.C. in London to Maria in Spring Grove,
mentioning recent work: "I have tried Flatford Mill again, from
the lock . . . and some smaller things. One of them (a view of
Mrs. Roberts's lawn, by the summer's evening) has been quite
a pet with me. Salisbury has offered some sketches. Mr.
Stothard admired them and one in particular (a general view
of Sarum) he recommends me to paint, & of a respectable
size." (JCC II, pp. 53-54; see also JCC VI, p. 11 and JCC IV, p.
241)
1811 Nov 27 Letter from Lady Louisa Manners at Pall Mall to J.C., possibly
at Suffolk: "I approve very much of your copy of Sir Joshua's
portrait. . . . I think you are right to leave London at this
season." (JCC IV, p. 53; see also JC: FDC, p. 134)