John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

"Constable had mentioned to me that he had called on
Thomson & had conversation with Him respecting His
prospect of being made an Associate of the Royal Academy.
Thomson expressed the best disposition in his favor, & said
that though there were others who might appear to have a
superior claim, yet shd. He come against M. Wyatt or such a
one, He, Thomson, shd. certainly vote for Him.—Thomson
also sd. that He thought Constable was studying with a good
view to nature.—Constable asked Him whether He might
report this conversation to me to which Thomson had no
objection." (Farington XII, p. 4355; see also JCC IV, pp. 234,
218)
1813 Meets Maria in London. (JCC II, p. 107)
ca. beg. of June
1813 June 9 Letter from Maria in London to J.C. in London: "the portrait
you gave me looks pale, as you did then, that is the only fault
I find with it." (JCC II, p. 107)
1813 June 10 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London: "the
sight you have so lately seen in the Exhibition of Sir Joshua
Reynolds' performances. . . . I do not doubt but you passed a
pleasant day at East Ham on Tuesday." (JCC I, p. 96)
1813 June 11 Letter from sister Martha Whalley to J.C. in London: "we shall
not see you as intended on this day the eleventh." (JCC I, p.
97)
1813 June 11 Letter from uncle David Pike Watts in London, to sister
Martha Whalley, sending birthday greetings to J.C. Forwarded
to J.C. in London. (JCC IV, p. 35)
1813 June 14 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London. (JCC
VI, pp. 21-22)
1813 poss. June Letter from William Collins in London to J.C. (JC: FDC, p. 194)
shortly before 22
1813 June 28 Farington records: "At 5 oClock the Associates and Visitors
began to come in and a 6 oClock we sat to dinner in the
Council room." Diagram of thirty-three guests at the dinner