(30 April 1859) to Vol. 20 (28 November 1868) "New Series" : Vol. 1 (5 December 1868) to Vol. 43 (29 December 1888) "Third Series": Vol. 1 (5 January 1889) to Vol. 13 (30 March 1895) Collaborative works Dickens collaborated with other staff writers on a number of Christmas stories and plays for seasonal issues of the magazine, including: The Haunted House in the Extra Christmas Number (13 December 1859) with Wilkie Collins, Elizabeth Gaskell, Adelaide Anne Procter, George Augustus Henry Sala, and Hesba Stretton. A Message from the Sea in the Extra Christmas Number (13 December 1860) with Wilkie Collins, Henry F. Chorley, Charles Allston Collins, Amelia Edwards, and Harriet Parr. Tom Tiddler's Ground in the Extra Christmas Number (12 December 1861) with Wilkie Collins, John Harwood, Charles Collins, and Amelia Edwards. Somebody's Luggage (1862). Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings in the Extra Christmas Number (12 December 1863) with Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Lever, Amelia Edwards, Charles Allston Collins, & Edmund H. Yates. Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy in the Extra Christmas Number (1 December 1864) with Charles Allston Collins, Rosa Mulholland, Henry Spicer, Amelia Edwards, & Hesba Stretton. Doctor Marigold's Prescriptions in the Extra Christmas Number (12 December 1865). The most famous story in Doctor Marigold's Prescriptions is one of Dickens's own contributions, The Trial for Murder (aka To Be Taken with a Grain of Salt). Mugby Junction in the Extra Christmas Number (12 December 1866) which includes a masterpiece of short fiction, The Signal-Man (aka No. 1 Branch Line: The Signalman). No Thoroughfare in the Extra Christmas Number (12 December 1867) with Wilkie Collins. Contributors A number of prominent authors and novels were serialised in All the Year Round, including: Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities (June 1859 to December 1859) Great Expectations (1 December 1860 to August 1861) The Uncommercial Traveller (28 January 1860 to 13 October 1860, plus 1863–65 and 1868–69) Wilkie Collins The Woman in White (29 November 1859 to 1860) No Name (15 March 1862 to 17 January 1863) The Moonstone (1868) Anthony Trollope The Duke's Children (1879 to 1880) Edward Bulwer-Lytton A Strange Story (10 August 1861 to 8 March 1862) then anonymous Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell Charles Lever Charles Reade Very Hard Cash (28 March to 26 December 1863) Frances Trollope Other contributors included: Sheridan Le Fanu – 6 short stories in 1870 (later collected in Madam Crowl's Ghost) Adelaide Anne Procter – poems (later collected