Which magazines published William Makepeace Thackeray’s early writing?

In the late 1830s, William Makepeace Thackeray began his career as a prolific contributor to several prominent periodicals that catered to the reading demands of the growing middle class. His early writing was primarily published in the following magazines:

• Fraser’s Magazine
• The New Monthly Magazine
• Punch1

Thackeray often published his work anonymously or under various pseudonyms, such as Mr. Michael Angelo Titmarsh, Fitz-Boodle, The Fat Contributor, and Ikey Solomons. Many of these early contributions, including works like The Yellowplush Correspondence and The Book of Snobs, were later collected in his four-volume Miscellanies.1