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 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Song of the Ice | Pollock, Walter Herries | 1876-01 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 38 | no | 17529 |
| A Winter Song | Elliot, Charlotte | 1876-01 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 80 | no | 17530 |
| Flowers and Stars | Waller, John Francis | 1876-01 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 116 | no | 17531 |
| Engaged | 1876-02 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 181–182 | no | 17532 | |
| A Lover’s Thought | Tuckey, Janet | 1876-02 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 195 | no | 17533 |
| Half Confessions | Clarke, Mary Victoria Cowden | 1876-02 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 211 | no | 17534 |
| Juvenal in London. Sat. XIII. To W. W. Esq | Rogers, James Edwin Thorold | 1876-02 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 244–254 | no | 17535 |
| Rest in the Grave | 1876-03 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 336 | no | 17536 | |
| Bewitched | Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von | 1876-03 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 385 | no | 17537 |
| The Teaching of Lucilius | Rogers, James Edwin Thorold | 1876-03 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 400–408 | no | 17538 |
| Inchbae | Locker-Lampson, Frederick | 1876-04 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 460–461 | no | 17539 |
| Born to Good Luck | Colman, George, the younger | 1876-04 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 473–474 | no | 17540 |
| The Burden of the Wind | 1876-04 | Temple Bar Volume 46, Page 530 | no | 17541 | |
| Glamour | Elliot, Charlotte | 1876-05 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 42 | no | 17542 |
| Spring Greeting | Heine, Heinrich | 1876-05 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 56 | no | 17543 |
| “Mebbe you’ve heard it’s the Rommany way” | Palmer, Edward Henry | 1876-05 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 74 | no | 17544 |
| London’s ‘Suez Canal’ | Cholmondeley Pennell, Henry | 1876-06 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 202–203 | no | 17545 |
| The Entire Affection. Imitated from the Acme and Septimius of Catullus | Catullus, Gaius Valerius | 1876-06 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 226–227 | no | 17546 |
| The King of Narsinga | Canton, William | 1876-07 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 336 | no | 17548 |
| John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury | Canton, William | 1876-07 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 336 | no | 17547 |
| “I wonder by my troth what thou and I” | Donne, John | 1876-07 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 341 | no | 17549 |
| Farewell | Donne, John | 1876-07 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 341–342 | no | 17550 |
| Our Wood | Tuckey, Janet | 1876-07 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 368–369 | no | 17551 |
| A Dream of Long Ago | Elliot, Charlotte | 1876-07 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 399 | no | 17552 |
| “‘My daughter,’ taught the pious priest” | Piron, Alexis | 1876-08 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 502 | no | 17553 |
| “One day the god whose arrows keep” | Piron, Alexis | 1876-08 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 502 | no | 17554 |
| The Wind-harp | Weatherly, Frederic Edward | 1876-08 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 507 | no | 17555 |
| Now and Then | Pollock, Walter Herries | 1876-08 | Temple Bar Volume 47, Page 549 | no | 17556 |
| My Lot: The Beggarman | 1876-09 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 34–35 | no | 17557 | |
| Autumn | A. de. F. | 1876-09 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 48–49 | no | 17558 |
| The Youth and the Mill Stream | Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von | 1876-09 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 86–87 | no | 17559 |
| The Story of a Life | Whyte-Melville, George | 1876-10 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 188 | no | 17560 |
| A Song from the Hills. From the German of Treitschke | Treitschke, Heinrich von | 1876-10 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 250 | no | 17561 |
| A Choosing | Tuckey, Janet | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 328–329 | no | 17562 |
| The Farewell | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 347 | no | 17563 | |
| Girl Whose Lover Is Dead | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 348 | no | 17565 | |
| Early Sorrows | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 347–348 | no | 17564 | |
| “Oh! if I were a mountain streamlet” | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 348 | no | 17566 | |
| The Widow | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 349 | no | 17569 | |
| “She was tall and slender as the pine tree” | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 349 | no | 17570 | |
| “Oh God of goodness and of love!” | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 349 | no | 17568 | |
| “From Jerusalem, the holy city” | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 351–353 | no | 17574 | |
| A Vision at Sea | A. de. F. | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 389–391 | no | 17575 |
| Song | K. C. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1876-11 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 407 | no | 17576 |
| The Object of a Life | Whyte-Melville, George | 1876-12 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 514 | no | 17577 |
| Blarney | Tuckey, Janet | 1876-12 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 515–517 | no | 17578 |
| Alfred de Musset | W. D. S. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1876-12 | Temple Bar Volume 48, Page 545 | no | 17579 |