Published in Household Words, Vol. II, No. 39, 21 December 1850, pp. 289-312.]]>

Charles Dickens. 'A Christmas Tree' (No.1), pp. 289-295.

William Blanchard Jerrold and William Henry (W.H.) Wills. 'Christmas in Lodgings' (No.2), pp. 295-298.

James Hannay. 'Christmas in the Navy' (No.3), pp. 298-300.

Charles Knight. 'A Christmas Pudding' (No.4), pp. 300-304.

Frederick Knight Hunt. 'Christmas Among the London Poor and Sick' (No.5), pp. 304-305.

Joachim Heyward Siddons ('J. Stocqueler'). 'Christmas in India' (No.6), pp. 305-306.

Dr. Robert McCormick and Charles Dickens. 'Christmas in the Frozen Regions' (No.7), pp. 306-309.

Samuel Sidney. 'Christmas Day in the Bush' (No.8), pp. 309-310.

Richard H. Horne. 'Household Christmas Carols' (No.9), pp. 310-312.

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1850-12-21-The_1850_Christmas_Number.]]> Published in Household Words, Vol. IV, Extra Christmas Number, 25 December 1851, pp. 1-24.]]>

Charles Dickens. 'What Christmas Is, as e Grow Older' (No.1), pp. 1-3.

Richard H. Horne. 'What Christmas is to a Bunch of People' (No.2), pp. 3-7.

Edmund Ollier. 'An Idyl for Christmas In-doors (No.3), pp. 7-8.

Harriet Martineau. 'What Christmas is in Country Places' (No.4), pp. 8-11.

George Augustus Sala. 'What Christmas is in the Company of John Doe' (No.5), pp. 11-16.

Eliza Griffiths. 'The Orphan's Dream of Christmas' (No.6), pp. 16-17.

Samuel Sidney. 'What Christmas is after a Long Absence' (No.7), pp. 17-20.

Theodore Buckley. 'What Christmas is if you Outgrow it' (No.8), pp. 20-23.

Richard H. Horne. 'The Round Game of the Christmas Bowl' (No.9), pp. 23-24.

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Charles Dickens. 'The Poor Relation's Story' (No.1), pp. 1-5.

Charles Dickens. 'The Child's Story' (No.2), pp. 5-7.

William Moy Thomas. 'Somebody's Story' (No.3), pp. 7-11.

Elizabeth Gaskell. 'The Nurse's Story' (No.4), pp. 11-20.

Edmund Ollier. 'The Host's Story' (No.5), pp. 20-21.

Reverend James White. 'The Grandfather's Story' (No.6), pp. 21-25.

Edmund Saul Dixon. 'The Charwoman's Story' (No.7), pp. 25-27.

Harriet Martineau. 'The Deaf Playmate's Story' (No.8), pp. 27-30.

Samuel Sidney. 'The Guest's Story' (No.9), pp. 30-33.

Eliza Griffiths. 'The Mother's Story' (No.10), pp. 33-36.

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Charles Dickens. 'The First' (No.1), pp. 1-10.

George Augustus Sala. 'The Second' (No.2), pp. 10-16.

Adelaide Anne Proctor. 'The Third' (No.3), pp. 16-19.

Wilkie Collins. 'The Fourth' (No.4), pp. 19-26.

George Augustus Sala. 'The Fifth' (No.5), pp. 26-29.

Eliza Lynn (later Linton). 'The Sixth' (No.6), pp. 29-34. 

Adelaide Anne Proctor. 'The Seventh' (No.7), pp. 34-35.

Charles Dickens. 'The Road' (No.8), pp. 35-36.

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Charles Dickens. 'The Schoolboy's Story' (No.1), pp. 409-413.

Eliza Lynn (later Linton). 'The Old Lady's Story' (No.2), pp. 413-417.

George Augustus Sala. 'Over the Way's Story' (No.3), pp. 417-425.

Adelaide Anne Proctor. 'The Angel's Story' (No.4), pp. 425-426.

Elizabeth Gaskell. 'The Squire's Story' (No.5), pp. 426-433.

Edmund Dixon and W.H. Wills. 'Uncle George's Story' (No.6), pp. 433-436.

Samuel Sidney. 'The Colonel's Story' (No.7), pp. 436-440.

Elizabeth and William Gaskell. 'The Scholar's Story' (No.8), pp. 440-442.

Charles Dickens. 'Nobody's Story' (No.9), pp. 442-444.

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Charles Dickens. 'The Guest' (No.1), pp. 1-9.

Wilkie Collins. 'The Ostler' (No.2), pp. 9-18.

Charles Dickens. 'The Boots' (No.3), pp. 18-22.

William Howitt. 'The Landlord' (No.4), pp. 22-30.

Adelaide Anne Procter. 'The Barmaid' (No.5), pp. 30-31.

Harriet Parr. 'The Poor Pensioner' (No.6), pp. 31-35.

Charles Dickens. 'The Bill' (No.7), pp. 35-36.

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Charles Dickens. 'The Wreck' (No.1), pp. 1-10.

• Wilkie Collins. 'All that follows was written by John Steadiman, Chief Mate' (No.1), pp. 11-13.

Percy Fitzgerald. 'The Beguilement in the Boats' (No.2), pp. 13-18.

• Harriet Parr. 'Poor Dick's Story', pp. 18-21.
• Percy Fitzgerald. 'The Supercargo's Story', pp. 21-25.
• Adelaide Anne Procter. 'The Old Sailor's Story', pp. 25-27.
• Rev. James White. 'The Scotch Boy's Story', pp. 27-29.

Wilkie Collins. 'The Deliverance' (No.3), pp. 30-36.

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Charles Dickens. 'The Island of Silver-Store' (No.1), pp. 1-14.

Wilkie Collins. 'The Prison in the Woods' (No.2), pp. 14-30.

Charles Dickens. 'The Rafts on the River' (No.3), pp. 30-36.

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Wilkie Collins. 'Over the Way' (No.1), pp. 1-6.

Elizabeth Gaskell. 'The Manchester Marriage' (No.2), pp. 6-17.

Charles Dickens, 'Going into Society' (No.3), pp. 17-23.

Adelaide Anne Procter, 'Three Evenings in the House' (No.4), pp. 23-26.

Wilkie Collins, 'Trottle's Report' (No.5), pp. 26-32.

Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens, 'Let at Last' (No.6), pp. 32-36.

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Charles Dickens. 'The Mortals in the House' (No.1), pp. 1-8.

Hesba Stretton. 'The Ghost in the Clock Room' (No.2), pp. 8-13.

George Augustus Sala. 'The Ghost in the Double Room' (No.3), pp. 13-19.

Adelaide Anne Procter. 'The Ghost in the Picture Room' (No.4), pp. 19-21.

Wilkie Collins. 'The Ghost in the Cupboard Room' (No.5), pp. 21-26.

Charles Dickens. 'The Ghost in Master B's Room' (No.6), pp. 27-31.

Elizabeth Gaskell. 'The Ghost in the Garden Room' (No. 7), pp. 31-48.

Charles Dickens. 'The Ghost in the Corner Room' (No.8), pp. 48. 

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