Transcribed from the 1912 Gresham Publishing Company edition (_Works of Charles Dickens_, _Volume_ 19) by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org [Picture: Book cover] CONTRIBUTIONS TO _All The Year Round_ BY CHARLES DICKENS CONTENTS PAGE Announcement in _Household Words_ of the Approaching 475 Publication of _All The Year Round_ (May 28, 1859) The Poor Man and his Beer (April 30, 1859) 477 Five New Points of Criminal Law (September 24, 1859) 485 Leigh Hunt: A Remonstrance (December 24, 1859) 485 The Tattlesnivel Bleater (December 31, 1859) 487 The Young Man from the Country (March 1, 1862) 497 An Enlightened Clergyman (March 8, 1862) 502 Rather a Strong Dose (March 21, 1863) 504 The Martyr Medium (April 4, 1863) 510 The Late Mr. Stanfield (June 1, 1867) 516 A Slight Question of Fact (February 13, 1869) 518 Landor’s Life (July 24, 1869) 519 Address which Appeared Shortly previous to the Completion 526 of the Twentieth Volume (1868) intimating a New Series of _All The Year Round_ ANNOUNCEMENT IN “HOUSEHOLD WORDS” OF THE APPROACHING PUBLICATION OF “ALL THE YEAR ROUND” AFTER the appearance of the present concluding Number of _Household Words_, this publication will merge into the new weekly publication, _All the Year Round_, and the title, _Household Words_, will form a part of the title-page of _All the Year Round_. The Prospectus of the latter Journal describes it in these words: “ADDRESS “Nine years of _Household Words_, are the best practical assurance that can be offered to the public, of the spirit and objects of _All the Year Round_. “In transferring myself, and my strongest energies, from the publication that is about to be discontinued, to the publication that is about to be begun, I have the happiness of taking with me the staff of writers with whom I have laboured, and all the literary and business co-operation that can make my work a pleasure. In some important respects, I am now free greatly to advance on past arrangements. Those, I leave to testify for themselves in due course.