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 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| “When most I rest behold how I stand crost” | 1900-01 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 62 | yes | 18392 | |
| A Ballade from Lake Léman. To E. P. C. | White, Armie | 1900-03 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 382–383 | yes | 18395 |
| Lines Addressed to Miss M. L. on Her Performing in the Oratorios | Sheridan, Charles Francis | 1900-03 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 413 | yes | 18396 |
| Epitaph on Mrs. S., Whose Beauty of Face and Person Could Only be Equalled by that of Her Voice | Sheridan, Charles Francis | 1900-03 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 414 | yes | 18397 |
| “To check haughty France” | 1900-04 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 562 | yes | 18398 | |
| “Cæsar was prematurely bare” | 1900-04 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 562 | yes | 18399 | |
| From the Persian | Khayyam, Omar | 1900-04 | Temple Bar Volume 119, Page 585–586 | yes | 18400 |
| “My arm grows weak; death comes apace” | Heine, Heinrich | 1900-07 | Temple Bar Volume 120, Page 405 | yes | 18402 |
| On a Midsummer’s Eve | Burke, Christian Caroline Anna | 1900-07 | Temple Bar Volume 120, Page 426–427 | yes | 18403 |
| “Underneath this sable hearse” | Jonson, Ben | 1900-10 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 217 | yes | 18404 |
| “Weep with me all you that read” | Jonson, Ben | 1900-10 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 223 | yes | 18406 |
| “Wouldst thou hear what man can say” | Jonson, Ben | 1900-10 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 223 | yes | 18405 |
| Long Service | Begbie, E. H. | 1900-10 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 277–278 | yes | 18407 |
| “Beneath the white-leaved boughs as thou art lying” | Heine, Heinrich | 1900-11 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 428 | yes | 18408 |
| “March borrows from April” | 1900-12 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 556 | yes | 18409 | |
| Winter Holly | Law, Alice | 1900-12 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 607 | yes | 18410 |
| Lovers’ Infiniteness | Donne, John | 1900-12 | Temple Bar Volume 121, Page 625–626 | yes | 18411 |