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 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inconstancy | Bulwer, Henry | 1875-02 | Temple Bar Volume 43, Page 309 | no | 17504 |
| Lines Written on a Lady’s Fan | Williams, Pownoll Toker | 1875-02 | Temple Bar Volume 43, Page 379 | no | 17505 |
| Injin Joe, A Homespun Rhyme | Haliburton, Robert Grant | 1875-04 | Temple Bar Volume 43, Page 600–603 | no | 17506 |
| Moussirender Rheinwein | Pollock, Walter Herries | 1875-04 | Temple Bar Volume 43, Page 659 | no | 17507 |
| An Answer | Pollock, Walter Herries | 1875-04 | Temple Bar Volume 43, Page 660 | no | 17508 |
| “Silvander up Parnassus crept” | 1875-05 | Temple Bar Volume 44, Page 38 | no | 17509 | |
| “How old, my friend? just forty years” | 1875-05 | Temple Bar Volume 44, Page 39 | no | 17510 | |
| A Sketch | Pollock, Walter Herries | 1875-05 | Temple Bar Volume 44, Page 84 | no | 17511 |
| Song | Pollock, Walter Herries | 1875-07 | Temple Bar Volume 44, Page 382 | no | 17512 |
| Out of Reach | Tuckey, Janet | 1875-08 | Temple Bar Volume 44, Page 527 | no | 17513 |
| Asking | Clarke, Mary Victoria Cowden | 1875-09 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 44 | no | 17514 |
| Sleep, Weary Child! | Plough, Carl | 1875-10 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 180–181 | no | 17515 |
| The Poet’s Last Song. From the Danish of Hans Andersen | Andersen, Hans Christian | 1875-10 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 184 | no | 17516 |
| A Lapland Legend | Canton, William | 1875-10 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 195–197 | no | 17517 |
| “Three colonels in three distant counties born” | O’Connell, Daniel | 1875-10 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 239 | no | 17518 |
| Song | Clarke, Mary Victoria Cowden | 1875-10 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 254 | no | 17520 |
| L’Homme Content de Tout | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 469–470 | no | 17521 |
| “If you would extend” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 471 | no | 17522 |
| “Since the goal of wealth is passed” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 472 | no | 17523 |
| “Vexed with this wicked world, so shamed” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 473 | no | 17524 |
| “Children of joy and mirth” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 473–474 | no | 17525 |
| “Dull moralist, cease, cease to mourn” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 474–475 | no | 17526 |
| “The shadows are flying” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 476–477 | no | 17527 |
| “Two Johns I know in the world below” | Désaugiers, Marc-Antoine | 1875-12 | Temple Bar Volume 45, Page 477 | no | 17528 |