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 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Long Ago | Freeman, Gage Earle | 1884-01 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 97 | no | 17811 |
| Song of Autumn | Gordon, Adam Lindsay | 1884-02 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 214–215 | no | 17812 |
| “Nothing may perish” | Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von | 1884-02 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 264 | no | 17813 |
| Adam and Eve | Weatherly, Frederic Edward | 1884-03 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 343 | no | 17814 |
| “Together” | Boosey, William | 1884-03 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 382 | no | 17815 |
| In a Gondola | Cholmondeley Pennell, Henry | 1884-03 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 390 | no | 17816 |
| In an Old Bookshop | Smales, Edwin C. | 1884-04 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 503–504 | no | 17817 |
| An Exile’s Farewell | Gordon, Adam Lindsay | 1884-04 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 523–525 | no | 17818 |
| The Model | Dick, Cotsford | 1884-04 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 565–568 | no | 17819 |
| Wood Sorrel | C. B. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1884-04 | Temple Bar Volume 70, Page 578 | no | 17820 |
| To — with a Water-Lily. (Translated from the Norwegian of H. Ibsen) | Ibsen, Henrik | 1884-05 | Temple Bar Volume 71, Page 95 | no | 17822 |
| A Lyrical Argument | Moore, George | 1884-06 | Temple Bar Volume 71, Page 188–189 | no | 17823 |
| The Three Maids | N. T. B. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1884-06 | Temple Bar Volume 71, Page 253 | no | 17824 |
| Mary Hamilton. Suggested by an Incident in Whyte Melville’s Novel, ‘The Queen’s Maries’ | Childe-Pemberton, Harriet L. | 1884-07 | Temple Bar Volume 71, Page 363–367 | no | 17825 |
| Parting. (From the Low German) | 1884-07 | Temple Bar Volume 71, Page 408 | no | 17826 | |
| Two Kisses | Wotton, Mabel E. | 1884-08 | Temple Bar Volume 71, Page 554 | no | 17827 |
| “Gracious Cassandra ! whose benign esteem” | Hayley, William | 1884-10 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 213 | no | 17831 |
| Reveille | Waterfield, William | 1884-10 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 235 | no | 17832 |
| A Haunted Castle | Cook, Keningale | 1884-10 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 255 | no | 17833 |
| Lines written when about to leave England | 1884-10 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 264 | no | 17834 | |
| Viola. A Souvenir of ‘Twelfth Night’ at The Lyceum. Dedicated to Ellen Terry | Mackay, Mary (pseudonym Marie Corelli) | 1884-11 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 333 | no | 17835 |
| Jeanne | 1884-11 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 373 | no | 17836 | |
| The Moonlight on the Mud. An Arrangement in Verse. | Cooke Taylor, Whately | 1884-11 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 412–413 | no | 17837 |
| An Unheard Serenade | Waterfield, William | 1884-12 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 484 | no | 17838 |
| Nature’s Silence | F. W. J. (poet; Temple Bar) | 1884-12 | Temple Bar Volume 72, Page 548 | no | 17839 |