A shilling monthly, unillustrated and aimed at a liberal upper middle class readership, Macmillan’s Magazine (1859-1907) was closely associated with its publisher, Alexander Macmillan. DVPP indexes poems until the end of 1901.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ”’Tis Christmas Day!” | 1876-01 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 33, Issue 195, Page 266 | no | 14548 | |
| On a Portrait | Cameron, Julia Margaret | 1876-02 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 33, Issue 196, Page 372 | no | 14549 |
| Faith | Scott, William Bell | 1876-03 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 33, Issue 197, Page 422 | no | 14550 |
| A Dream of Rannoch: Rannadhail | Paton, Joseph Noël | 1876-03 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 33, Issue 197, Page 443–446 | no | 14551 |
| London Violets | Fleming, James M. | 1876-04 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 33, Issue 198, Page 559–561 | no | 14552 |
| April Days | Norton, Caroline | 1876-05 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 199, Page 46–47 | no | 14553 |
| Wang-Ti. One Piecee Pidgin English Sing-Song | Leland, Charles Godfrey | 1876-05 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 199, Page 76–78 | no | 14554 |
| To a Young Lady on the Approach of the Season | Edwards, Henry Sutherland | 1876-06 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 200, Page 174–175 | no | 14555 |
| The House Beautiful | 1876-07 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 201, Page 237–240 | no | 14556 | |
| Spring in August | Tollemache, Beatrix L. | 1876-08 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 203, Page 438 | no | 14557 |
| II. (“Is this the truth, and is it thou dost stand”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 553 | no | 16054 |
| III. (“My spirit hovers round thy happy home”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 553 | no | 16055 |
| V. (“I think when I look back from some high sphere”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 554 | no | 16057 |
| IV. (“I passed a night of anguish and of fear”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 554 | no | 16056 |
| VI. (“Bethink thee, oh my heart, if it be well”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 554 | no | 16058 |
| VII. (“A lonely bird that’s prisoned in its cage”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 555 | no | 16059 |
| VIII. (“I follow thee as does the patient earth”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 555 | no | 16060 |
| IX. (“Yes, love, thou art the one star that I seek”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 555 | no | 16061 |
| XII. (“I stand alone upon a mountain height”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 556 | no | 16064 |
| I. (“Day after day I watch a level shore”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 553–556 | no | 14575 |
| X. (“Am I so far from thee, or all too near?”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 556 | no | 16062 |
| XI. (“Methinks that thou has led me to a vast”) | Martin, Frances | 1876-10 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 34, Issue 204, Page 556 | no | 16063 |
| The Silent Pool | Macquoid, Katharine Sarah | 1876-11 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 35, Issue 205, Page 71–72 | no | 14558 |
| The New Sirens. A Palinode | Arnold, Matthew | 1876-12 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 35, Issue 206, Page 132–138 | no | 14559 |
| Letty’s Globe, or Some Irregularities in a First Lesson in Geography | Turner, Charles Tennyson | 1876-12 | Macmillan’s Magazine Volume 35, Issue 206, Page 157 | no | 14560 |