A middle-class shilling monthly magazine, unillustrated, Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers (1860-1906) was modelled on the higher circulating Cornhill Magazine. Temple Bar was edited by George Augustus Sala until it incorporated Bentley's Miscellany in 1868, when George Bentley became editor. In 1898, Maurice Macmillan bought the title and Gertrude Townshend Mayer took over the editorship.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ode to the Rain | Sylvius Eaglepen | 1863-02 | Temple Bar Volume 7, Page 371–373 | no | 17039 |
| Why? | M. B. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1863-03 | Temple Bar Volume 7, Page 488 | no | 17040 |
| Two Sons | Buchanan, Robert Williams | 1863-03 | Temple Bar Volume 7, Page 539–540 | no | 17041 |
| While the Ball’s Rolling | G. T. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1863-03 | Temple Bar Volume 7, Page 600 | no | 17042 |
| A Song of Love and Life | 1863-04 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 110 | no | 17043 | |
| The Unloved Wife | 1863-04 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 154 | no | 17044 | |
| Amy. A Ballad | 1863-05 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 212–214 | no | 17045 | |
| “I Am Here!” | 1863-05 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 304 | no | 17046 | |
| Once Upon a Time | Hood, Tom (Jnr) | 1863-06 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 348 | no | 17047 |
| A Letter | Smedley, Menella Bute | 1863-06 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 370–371 | no | 17048 |
| Sonnet to Evening | Bowles, William Lisle | 1863-06 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 431–432 | no | 17049 |
| “When last we parted, thou wert young and fair” | Bowles, William Lisle | 1863-06 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 432 | no | 17050 |
| The Swan | Bowles, William Lisle | 1863-06 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 446 | no | 17051 |
| Song | MacDonald, Alice | 1863-06 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 454 | no | 17052 |
| A Lost Love | 1863-07 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 564–566 | no | 17053 | |
| Wind Music | MacDonald, Alice | 1863-07 | Temple Bar Volume 8, Page 600 | no | 17054 |
| Medmenham Abbey: A Thames Lyric | Collins, Mortimer | 1863-08 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 38 | no | 17055 |
| “To-day is a King in Disguise” | MacDonald, Alice | 1863-08 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 97 | no | 17056 |
| “More Light!” | A. D. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1863-08 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 154 | no | 17057 |
| A Whisper | MacDonald, Alice | 1863-09 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 226 | no | 17058 |
| To Arms! | Austin, Alfred | 1863-09 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 257–258 | no | 17059 |
| Wind-Music and the Child | MacDonald, Alice | 1863-09 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 297 | no | 17060 |
| In the Summer Afternoon | Collins, Mortimer | 1863-10 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 454 | no | 17061 |
| April Shadows | Smedley, Menella Bute | 1863-11 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 544–545 | no | 17062 |
| The Floating Martyr | A. D. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1863-11 | Temple Bar Volume 9, Page 600 | no | 17063 |
| Thus It Is | Smedley, Menella Bute | 1863-12 | Temple Bar Volume 10, Page 42–43 | no | 17064 |
| Love at First Sight | MacDonald, Alice | 1863-12 | Temple Bar Volume 10, Page 96 | no | 17065 |
| “Ride an old horse” | 1863-12 | Temple Bar Volume 10, Page 138 | no | 17066 | |
| The Fisherman | Smedley, Menella Bute | 1863-12 | Temple Bar Volume 10, Page 154 | no | 17067 |