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 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In the Sunshine | MacDonald, Alice | 1865-01 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 229–230 | no | 17110 |
| Very Long Ago | 1865-01 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 270 | no | 17111 | |
| By the Fountain | Collins, Mortimer | 1865-01 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 304 | no | 17112 |
| Glimpses | H. F. A. | 1865-02 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 389–390 | no | 17113 |
| Three Maidens | MacDonald, Alice | 1865-02 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 454 | no | 17114 |
| The Sundial | Dobson, Austin | 1865-03 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 505–506 | no | 17115 |
| Last Words | K. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1865-03 | Temple Bar Volume 13, Page 600 | no | 17116 |
| A Woman’s No | K. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1865-04 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 49 | no | 17117 |
| “Here, early to bed, lies kind William Maginn” | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1865-04 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 116–117 | no | 17118 |
| Hearts and Faces | MacDonald, Alice | 1865-04 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 154 | no | 17119 |
| Helicon under a Cloud | 1865-05 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 192–193 | no | 17120 | |
| Hints of Spring | H. F. A. | 1865-05 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 249–251 | no | 17121 |
| By the Sea | K. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1865-05 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 303–304 | no | 17122 |
| “More Light” | J. J. M. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1865-06 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 346–347 | no | 17123 |
| Tempted | 1865-06 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 383–384 | no | 17124 | |
| The Wind at Night | 1865-06 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 454 | no | 17125 | |
| The Haunting Past | 1865-07 | Temple Bar Volume 14, Page 600 | no | 17126 | |
| A Poet’s Philosophy | Collins, Mortimer | 1865-08 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 84–85 | no | 17127 |
| Echo | J. B. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1865-08 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 154 | no | 17128 |
| River of Dart | Collins, Mortimer | 1865-09 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 304 | no | 17129 |
| Wargrave Ferry: A Rhyme of Thames | Collins, Mortimer | 1865-10 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 389–390 | no | 17130 |
| “Hero from over the Tyrrhene Sea” | 1865-10 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 395 | no | 17131 | |
| “Alas! he’s gone before” | Ken, Thomas | 1865-10 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 402–403 | no | 17132 |
| Good Cheer | Hood, Tom (Jnr) | 1865-10 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 454 | no | 17133 |
| Brighton in October | Collins, Mortimer | 1865-11 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 555–556 | no | 17134 |
| “Lesbia, dost thou inquire” | Catullus, Gaius Valerius | 1865-11 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 591 | no | 17135 |
| “Pleasant pinnace, famed of yore round about the white sea-shore!” | Catullus, Gaius Valerius | 1865-11 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 594–595 | no | 17137 |
| “Lo, Syrisca our hostess, a garland of Greece on her brow” | 1865-11 | Temple Bar Volume 15, Page 598–599 | no | 17138 | |
| “The world is too much with us; late and soon” | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1865-12 | Temple Bar Volume 16, Page 115 | no | 17139 |
| Winter Wooing | Collins, Mortimer | 1865-12 | Temple Bar Volume 16, Page 154 | no | 17140 |