What newspaper did Charles Dickens work for?

Charles Dickens worked for several newspapers throughout his career, but he is most famously known for his work at The Morning Chronicle. He started as a reporter there in 1834 and worked there until 1836.

He also worked for:

* The Evening Chronicle

* The Daily News

* Household Words (which he founded)

* All the Year Round (which he also founded)

While he wasn't a regular contributor to any one paper for a prolonged period, his work for these publications helped him develop his writing style and gain recognition as a talented journalist and storyteller.