The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.
“A treatise on Fresh Wounds,” Acrel, Olaus (?–1807)
Born: Alvensleben, Philip Charles Count D' (1745–1802)
Died: Ames, Joseph (1688–1745)
“Bibliotheca scriptorum Mediolanensium,” Argellati, Philip (1685–1755)
“De Sanctis Ferentinis in Tuscia Bonifacio ac Redempto episcopis, &c. dissertatio,” Assemani, Joseph Simon (?–1768)
Died: Autreau, Jacques D' (?–1745)
“Dissertatio de Mysteriis Eleusinis,” Bachius, John Augustus (1721–1756)
Died: Barbier, Mary Anne (?–1745)
“Remarks upon Mr. Warburton’s remarks, shewing that the ancients knew there was a future state, and that the Jews were not under an equal Providence,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
“Traite de Taccroissement des Plantes,” Bazin, N. (?–1754)
“Lettre sur le Polypes,” Bazin, N. (?–1754)
“Devita B. Torelli Puppiensis commentarius,” Belgrado, James (1704–1789)
Born: Bellamy, Thomas (1745–?)
Born: Bemmel, Charles Sebastian (1745–1796)
“A Vindication of Mr. George Buchanan’s Paraphrase of the Book of Psalms,” Benson, William (1682–1754)
“An Introduction to Moral Philosophy,” Bentham, Edward (1707–1803)
“Syntagma dissertationum in Academia Lundensi habitarum,” Benzelius, Henry (1689–1758)
“Gul. Leibnitii et Johan. Bernouillii commercium philosophicum et mathematicum,” Bernoulli, John (1667–?)
“History of the Gallican Church.” Berthier, William Francis (1704–?)
“Lettre au D sur le nouveau systeme de la Voix,” Bertin, Exuperius Joseph (1712–?)
“Delia poteste e polizia deila Chiesa, trattati due contro le nuove opinion! di Pietro Giannone,” Bianchi, John Antony (?–1758)
Died: Biel, John Christian (1687–1745)
Born: Blake, John Bradley (1745–?)
“Impetum faciens dictum Hippocrati per corpus consentiens, philologice et physiologice illustratum,” Boerhaave, Abraham Kaan (1715–1753)
“Livre d' Architecture, &c.” Boffrand, Germain (1667–1754)
“De la corruption du gout dans la Musique Francaise,” Bollioud-Mermet, Louis (1709–1793)
Died: Bott, John De (1670–1745)
“Catalogue of his library,” Boze, Claude Gros De (1680–1753)
“Dissertatio Inaug. de Saliva Sanaet Morbosa,” Brocklesby, Richard (1722–?)
“Constantia, or the Man of Law’s Tale;” Brooke, Henry (1706–1783)
“Farmer’s Letters,” Brooke, Henry (1706–1783)
Died: Broome, William (?–1745)
Born: Buller, Sir Francis (1745–?)
“General History of Sicily,” Burigny, Levesque De (1691–1785)
“Amphitheatrum poeticum,” Camus, Antony Le (1722–1772)
“Bibliotheca” Carusius, John Baptist (1673–1724)
“Abelard to Eloisa,” Cawthorn, James
Born: Cels, James Martin (1745–1806)
“Exposition claire et precise des differens points de doctrine qui ont raport aux matieres de religion,” Chambre, Francis Illharrart De Là (1698–?)
“Extract of observations made on a voyage to the river of the Amazons,” Condamine, Charles Marie De La (1701–1774)
“Brief relation of a voyage to the interior of South America,” Condamine, Charles Marie De La (1701–1774)
“The Sopha,” Crebillon, Claude Prosper Joliot De (1707–1777)
Born: Cruikshank, William (1745–?)
Born: De Lolme, John Louis (1745–1807)
“A Register of Benefactions to the parish of Shoreditch,” Denne, John (1693–1767)
Died: Desmaiseaux, Peter (1666–1745)
Died: Dodd, Charles (?–1745)
“the additional expense he was at in stamping it, and the ungenerous usage he met with from one of the proprietors of u certain monthly pamphlet, who prevailed with most of the common newspapers not to advertise it.” Dodsley, Robert (1703–1797)
“Two Sermons on a rational faith,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“Dissertation on Jepthah’s Vow, occasioned by Romaine’s Sermon on that subject,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“Exercices Francais et Anglais,” Durand, David (1679–1782)
“e dans le 6 e vol. des Jugemens de M. Burlon de La Busbaquerie,” Estrees, Cæsar D' (1653–1714)
“Bramham Park,” Fawkes, Francis (1721–1763)
“The True Patriot,” Fielding, Henry (1707–1740)
“Dialogues concerning Education,” Fordyce, David (1711–?)
“Platonis dialogi quinque, Recensuit, notisque iilustravit, N. Forster, A. M. &c.” Forster, Nathaniel (1717–?)
“Elementorum artis logico-criticte libri quinque,” Genovesi, Antony (1712–1769)
“De Casibus adversis illustrium virorum sui oevi,” Gratiani, Antonio Maria (1536–1611)
“Lettere de fra Guittone d'Arezzo con note,” Guittone, D'Arezzo (?–1293)
Born: Guldenstaedt, John Antony (1745–?)
“Inscriptionis Herseliensis Ubio-Romanse explanatio,” Hartzheim, Joseph (1694–1763)
Born: Hearne, Samuel (1745–?)
“Rake’s Progress” Hogarth, William (1697–?)
“which lived only three nights, he took his leave of the stage, and retired to Scotland, where he resided the greater part of his life. In. 1778, when the late duke of Buccleugh raised a regiment of militia, under the name of fencibles, Mr. Home received a captain’s commission, which he held until the peace. A few years ago, he published” Home, John (1724–1808)
Died: Howe, Charles (1661–1745)
“Essays.” Hume, David (1711–1776)
“Resurrection of Jesus considered by a Moral Philosopher;” Jackson, John (1686–1763)
Died: Jordan, Charles Stephen (1702–1745)
“Physical Experiments upon Brutes,” Langrish, Browne (?–1759)
“Letters concerning the Plague and other contagious Distempers,” Lobb, Theophilus (1678–1763)
“Practical Geometry,” Maclaurin, Coun (1698–1728)
“An Idea of the ancient and modern Government of Egypt,” Mascrier, John Baptist De (1697–1760)
“Selfknowledge: a treatise shewing the nature and benefit of that important science, and the way to attain it.” Mason, John (1705–1763)
“The Mischiefs of faction and rebellion considered,” Masters, Robert (1713–1798)
Born: Maty, Paul Henry (1745–1776)
“why he chose to give an English answer to a Latin epistle, are, first, the perpetual reference and connection which this piece will necessarily have with his Life of Cicero; and, secondly, as it will be a proper preface to this English edition of the letters themselves.” Middleton, Conyers (?–1760)
Born: Munoz, John Baptist (1745–?)
“New Microscopical Discoveries,” Needham, John Tuberville (1713–?)
“Anatomica” Oribasius
“Croonian Lectures on Muscular Motion,” Parsons, James (1705–1786)
“Contes de ma Mere l'Oye.” Perrault, Charles (1628–1703)
Died: Piazza, Hierom Bartholomew (?–1745)
“Institutiones Chirurgise Rationalis, turn medicae, turn manualis,” Platner, John Zachariah (1694–1747)
“Dialogues of Plato,” Plato
Born: Pye, Henry James (1745–1813)
“The Superannuated Gallant,” Reed, Joseph (1723–1790)
Born: Reynolds, Henry Revell (1745–?)
Born: Rush, Benjamin (1745–1798)
Died: Shenstone, William (1714–1745)
“De cultu et Amore Dei,” Swedenborg, Emanuel (?–1772)
“Remarks on the Pretender’s Declaration and Commission,” Webb, Philip Carteret (1700–1770)
“Remarks on the Pretender’s eldest Son’s second Declaration, dated the 10th of October 1745, by the author of the Remarks on his first Declaration,” Webb, Philip Carteret (1700–1770)
“Glossarium Græcum in sacros N. T. libros. Accedunt miscellanæ critica in glossas nomicas, Suidam, Hesychium, et index auctorum ex Photii lexico inedito,” Alberti, John (1698–?)
“S. Athanasii interpretatio psalmorum,” Antonelli, Nicholas Maria (1697–1767)
“Traite de Renoncules,” Ardene, John Paul De Rome D' (1689–1769)
“De Mercuric,” Arntzenius, Otho (1703–1763)
Born: Atwood, George (1746–1807)
“Libri Tres posteriores” Averani, Joseph (1662–1738)
“Infidelity scourged, or Christianity vindicated against Chubb, &c.” Bate, James (1703–1775)
Died: Bergler, Stephen (1702–1746)
“Dissertazione de' vesicatori,” Bianchi, John (1693–1775)
“Due lettere di Fisica,” Bianconi, John Lewis (1717–?)
“Metelemata philologica,” Bidermann, John Theophilus (1705–1772)
“Compendium artis Obstetricoe,” Boehmer, Justin Henning (1674–1736)
Died: Bouhier, John (1673–1746)
“Dissertations sur Herodote,” Bouhier, John (1673–1746)
“Remarques sur Ciceron” Bouhier, John (1673–1746)
Born: Boyd, Hugh (1746–1791)
Died: Boyle, Robert (1626–1746)
“Public spirit illustrated in the Life and Designs of the Rev. T. Bray, D. D.” Brea, Lodovico
“An Essay concerning the Mortality of the Horned Cattle,” Brocklesby, Richard (1722–?)
Died: Brossette, Claude (1671–1746)
“Caprices d'imagination, on Lettres sur differens sujets,” Bruhier, John James D' Ablaincourt (?–1756)
“Traite des Fievres,” Bruhier, John James D' Ablaincourt (?–1756)
Born: Bucquet, John Baptist Michel (1746–?)
“De rebus ad Velitras gestis commentarius,” Buonamici, Castruccio (1710–1761)
“Present state of Europe;” Campbell, John (1708–?)
Died: Chapelle, Armand De La (?–1746)
“Elements of Algebra,” Clairault, Alexis Claude (1713–1765)
“Explanation of the four paradoxes which are in vogue in our age,” Concina, Daniel (1686–1756)
“Theologia Christiana dogmatico-moralis,” Concina, Daniel (1686–1756)
“Memoriae Historico-criticae, lib. rariorum,” Condivi, Ascanio
“Poems,” Cooke, Thomas (1702–1733)
Born: Curtis, William (1746–?)
Died: Dante, Pete 11 Vincent (1688–1746)
Died: Deidier, Anthony (?–1746)
“Etrennes aux esprits-forts.” Diderot, Denys
Died: Dorigny, Sir Nicholas (?–1746)
“Essay on the Coins of France,” Dupre De St. Maur, Nicholas Francis (1696–1774)
“A Treatise concerning religious Affections,” Edwards, Jonathan
“Treatise on Gunnery.” Euler, Leonard (1707–?)
“Popery destructive of the evidence of Christianity.; a sermon before the university of Oxford, Nov. 5, 1746,” Forster, Nathaniel (1717–?)
“Rhetorique Franchise, a l'usage des jeunes demoiselles,” Gaillard, Gabriel Henry (1728–?)
Died: Gendre, Gilbert Charles Le (1687–1746)
“Hebrew Lexicon,” Guarin, Peter (1678–?)
“Dissertation stir la mechanique des Secretions dans le corps humain,” Hamberger, George Edward (1697–?)
Died: Hanmer, Sir Thomas, Bart. (1676–1746)
“Arithmetica numeralis et literalis,” Hell, Maximilian (1720–?)
Born: Heritier, Charles Louis L', De Brutelle (1746–1794)
“A specimen of observations on the Ajax and Electra of Sophocles,” Heusinger, James Frederick (1719–1778)
“Remarks on a late book entitled ‘An Enquiry into the rejection of the Christian miracles by the Heathens, by William Weston, B. D.’” Hurd, Richard (1720–1811)
“Endemial Distempers,” James, Dr. Robert (?–1776)
Born: Jones, Sir William (1746–?)
Died: Knight, Samuel, D. D. (?–1746)
“Public Virtue, or the Love of our Country,” Lancaster, Nathaniel, D. D. (?–1775)
Died: Leapor, Mary (1722–1746)
Died: Lewis, John (?–1746)
“Essai sur la Nature de PAme, oft l‘on tache d’expliquer son union avec le corps,” Louis, Anthony (1723–?)
“Cours de Chirurgie pratique sur les plaies d'armes a feu,” Louis, Anthony (1723–?)
Born: Low, George (1746–1795)
“Historical notices concerning the amphitheatre at Florence,” Mann I, Dominic Maria (?–1788)
“A Dissertation in which the observations of a late pamphlet on the writings of the Ancients, after the manner of Mr. Markland, are clearly answered; those passages in Tully corrected, on which some of the objections are founded: with amendments of a few pieces of criticism in Mr. Markland’s Epistola Critica,” Markland, Jeremiah (1693–1800)
Died: Mongault, Nicolas Hubert (1674–1746)
“I*. Newtoni Elementa Perspective Universalis,” Newton, Sir Isaac (1642–1737)
“Theatrum Botanicum, or Theatre of Plants, or an Herbal of large extent;” Parkinson, John (1567–?)
“Huomu Physiognomy explained,” Parsons, James (1705–1786)
“Le Testament de l'Abbe des Fontaines,” Querlon, Anne Gabriel Meusnier De (1702–1780)
Born: Russel, William (1746–?)
“History of Modern Europe,” Russel, William (1746–?)
“An Ode on the present rebellion,” Schomberg, Isaac (?–1761)
“An Account of the present rebellion,” Schomberg, Isaac (?–1761)
Died: Souchai, Jean Baptiste (?–1746)
Died: Southern, Thomas (1659–1746)
“General Theorems,” Stewart, Matthew (1717–1735)
“De priscis Komanorum literis dissertatio,” Swinton, John (1703–?)
“De primogenio Etruscorum alphabeto, dissertatio,” Swinton, John (1703–?)
“Sickness,” Thompson, William (?–1735)
Died: Torcy, John Baptist Colbert, Marquis Of (1665–1746)
Died: Vanloo, John Baptist (1684–1746)
“Pieces diverses de morale et d'amusement,” Vattel, Emer De, (1714–1767)
Died: Warton, Thomas (1728–1746)
“Superstition,” Warton, Joseph (?–1806)
Born: Watson, James (1746–?)
“An Essay on the method of writing History,” Whalley, Peter (1722–?)
“Sermons,” Wheatley, Charles (1686–1742)
Born: White, Joseph (1746–1814)
Died: Wright, Samuel (1682–1746)
“Degli Arcadidilloma,” Antonelli, Nicholas Maria (1697–1767)
“Dissertation sur Petendue de i'ancienne Jerusalem,” Anville, John-Baptiste Bourignon D' (1697–?)
“Recueil de Fables nouvelles en vers,” Ardene, Esprit-Jean De Rome D' (1684–1748)
“Le Precepteur,” Arnoult, John Baptist (1689–1753)
“Divus Trajanus, sive de legibus Trajani cornmentarius,” Bachius, John Augustus (1721–1756)
Born: Barnes, Thomas (1747–1810)
“De felicitate medicorum aucta in terris Brunsvicensis,” Behrens, Conrad Bertold (1660–1736)
“Dissertazioni sopra l‘origine deli’ ernia intestinale, &c.” Benevoli, Anthony (1685–1756)
“La Bradamante,” Bergalli, Louisa (1703–?)
“Catalogo della iibreria Capponi, con annotazioni in diversi luoghi,” Berti, Alexander Pompey (1686–1752)
“Concorde des Epitres canoniques, ou Morale des Apotres,” Besoigne, Jerome (1636–?)
“Delle porte e mura di Roma, con illustrazioni,” Bianchini, Joseph (1704–?)
“Corpus juris canonici,” Boehmer, Justin Henning (1674–1736)
“Nouveau Newcastle, ou Traite de Cavalerie,” Bourgelat, Claude (?–1779)
“Modern system of cosmography and general physics,” Brancas Villeneuve, Andrew Francis (1758–?)
Died: Burette, Peter John (1665–1747)
“Porphyry on Abstinence from Meats,” Burigny, Levesque De (1691–1785)
“Alphabetnm Tironianum, seu Notas Tironis expiicandi methodus, cum pluribus Ludovici Pii chartis quae notis iisdem exaratoe sunt.” Carpentier, Peter (?–1767)
Died: Carver, Jonathan (1732–1747)
“About this time Dr. Chapman introduced Mr. Tunstall and Mr. Hall to archbishop Potter, the one as his librarian, the other as his chaplain, and therefore had some reason to resent their taking an active part against him in the option cause, though they both afterwards dropped it. Dr. Chapman’s above-mentioned attack on Dr. Middleton, which he could not parry, and his interposition in defence of his much-esteemed friend Dr. Waterland, provoked Dr. Middleton to retaliate in 1746, by assailing him in what he thought a much more vulnerable part, in his Charge to the archdeaconry of Sudbury, entitled <e Popery the true bane of letters.” Chapman, John (1704–1784)
Died: Cibber, Theophilus (1703–1747)
“The Chronology of the Hebrew Bible vindicated: the facts compared with other ancient histories, and the difficulties explained, from the flood to the death of Moses; together with some conjectures in relation to Egypt during that period of time; also two maps, in which are attempted to be settled the journeyings of the children of Israel,” Clayton, Robert (1695–1753)
“The man has given me my life, and I have no right in future to mention his behaviour at the card table; although I will never pay him, nor ever keep him company.” Clive, Robert (1725–?)
“Frederkian Code,” Cocceius, Samuel (1755–?)
Died: Cochin, Henry (1687–1747)
Died: Cohorn, Memnon (1632–1747)
Died: Crespi, Josiiph Maria (1665–1747)
“An Ecce Homo, attended by two Soldiers.” Crespi, Josiiph Maria (1665–1747)
“Love in a Mist,” Cunningham, John (1729–1773)
Died: Dandini, Hercules Francis (1696–1747)
“De servitutibus praediorum interpretationes per epistolas,” Dandini, Hercules Francis (1696–1747)
Died: Ficoroni, Francis (1664–1747)
Died: Forbes, Duncan (1685–1747)
“Rhinoceros veterum scriptorum monumentis descriptus,” Freytag, Frederic Gotthilf (1723–1776)
“De fregimine Mentis, quod Medicorum est,” Gaubius, Jerome David (1705–?)
“Flora Siberica, seu Historia Plantarum Siberise,” Gmelin, John George (1709–?)
“Observations on Plants,” Guettard, John Stephen (1715–1786)
“Abrege de la vie d'Etienne Fourmont,” Guignes, Joseph De (1721–1800)
“PrimsB Lmese Physiologic in usum Praelectionum Academicarum” Haller, Albert De (1708–1738)
“Bibliotheca scriptorum Coloniensium,” Hartzheim, Joseph (1694–1763)
“The Smart.” Hawkesworth, John (1715–?)
Died: Hedwig, John (?–1747)
“Contemplations on the Night and Starry Heavens; and a Winter Piece,” Hervey, James (1713–?)
“Cornelius Nepos,” Heusinger, John Michael (1690–1708)
“The Suspicious Husband,” Hoadly, Benjamin (1705–1757)
Died: Hone, George Paul (1662–1747)
Died: Hutcheson, Dr. Francis (1694–1747)
“A Sermon preached at the Consecration of Pearce bishop of Bangor,” Jortin, Dr. John (1698–1762)
“Croonian Lectures on Muscular Motion,” Langrish, Browne (?–1759)
“Calendrier perpetuel” Larcher, Peter Henry (1726–?)
“The Gentleman’s Magazine,” Lauder, William
“Reasons for granting Commissions to the Provincial Kings at Arms for visiting their Provinces.” Leake, Stephen Martin (1702–1773)
“Observations sur les causes et les accidens deplusieurs accouchemens laborieux,” Levret, Andrew (1703–1780)
“Islington, 13 Dec. 1727.” Lindsay, John
“A Compendium of the Practice of Physic,” Lobb, Theophilus (1678–1763)
Born: Logan, John (1747–?)
Died: Lyttelton, George (1709–1747)
“Observations on the Conversion and Apostleship of St. Paul,” Lyttelton, George (1709–1747)
“Le Droit public de l'Enrope,” Mably, Gabriel Bonnot, Abbe' De (1709–1785)
Died: Maittaire, Michael (1668–1747)
“Direction pomla conscience d'un roi,” Marchand, Prospeu
“Histoire de Fenelon,” Marchand, Prospeu
“Germana quaedam antiquitatis eruditae monumenta, quibus Romanorurn veterum ritus varii, tarn sacri quata profani, turn Grgecorum atque ygyptiorum nonnulli, illustrantur; Romae olim maxima ex parte collecta, ac dissertationibus jam singulis instructa,” Middleton, Conyers (?–1760)
Died: Mieris, William (1662–1747)
“Concordance” Mores, Edward-Rowe (1730–1757)
“An Ode inscribed to the Memory of the late Earl of Orford,” Newcomb, Thomas (1675–?)
“Leges Marchiarum, or Border Laws; with a preface, and an appendix of Charters and Records relating thereto,” Nicolson, William (1655–1723)
Died: Orton, Job (1717–1747)
Died: Peyronie, Francis De La (1678–1747)
Died: Platner, John Zachariah (1694–1747)
“Essai Physique sur i'Economie Animale,” Quesnay, Francis (1694–1774)
Died: Savage, John (?–1747)
“St. Caroli Borromei Homilise, prefatione et notis,” Saxi (1673–1756)
“Nova acta eruditorum,” Saxius, Christopher (1714–?)
Died: Seed, Jeremiah (?–1747)
Born: Seward, William (1747–?)
Died: Shadwell, Thomas (1640–1747)
Died: Sherlock, Thomas (1678–1747)
“Elements of Geometry, with their application to Mensuration of Superficies and Solids, to the determination of Maxima and Minima, and to the construction of a great variety of Geometrical Problems,” Simpson, Thomas (1710–1782)
Died: Solimene, Francis (1657–1747)
Died: Stonhouse, Sir James (1716–1747)
“Preface to a critical enquiry into the opinions and practice of the Ancient Philosophers, concerning the nature of a Future State, and their method of teaching by double Doctrine,” Warburton, William (1698–1706)
“Observations on the Resurrection,” West, Gilbert (?–1716)
Born: Wheatley, Francis (1747–?)
Died: Zimmermann, John George (1728–1747)
“Posthumous Sermons” Abernethy, John (1680–?)
“Instituzioni analitiche,” Agnesi, Maria Cajetana (1718–1799)
“Reports of Select Cases in all the courts of Westminster hall, tempore William the Third and queen Anne; also the opinion of all the judges of England relating to the grandest prerogative of the royal family, and some observations relating to the prerogatives of a queen-consort,” Aland, Sir John Fortescue (1670–?)
“Notices literaires,” Aldobrandino (?–1327)
“A Catalogue of English heads, or an account of about 2000 prints, describing what is peculiar on each, as the name, title, or office of the person, the habit, posture, age, or time when done, the name of the painter, graver, scraper, &c. and some remarkable particulars relating to their lives,” Ames, Joseph (1688–1745)
Died: Ardene, Esprit-Jean De Rome D' (1684–1748)
“Ecclesiasticus,” Arnald, Richard (?–1802)
“Histoire generate cTAllemagne,” Barre, Joseph (1692–1764)
“Relation et essai sur Phistoire de la France equinoxiale,” Barrere, Peter (?–1755)
“Proposals for printing Hutchinson’s works,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
Died: Beisch, Joachim Francis (1665–1748)
“A Letter to a young gentleman,” Bentham, Edward (1707–1803)
“Lettres sur le nouveau systeme de la Voix, et sur les arteres lymphatiques,” Bertin, Exuperius Joseph (1712–?)
“Principes de la perfection Chretienne et religieuse,” Besoigne, Jerome (1636–?)
Born: Bexon, Gabriel-Leopold-Charles-Ame' (1748–1784)
“Cur homines montani male audiant?” Bidermann, John Theophilus (1705–1772)
“Evangelium secundum Matthaeum ex versione Æthiopici interpretis in Bibliis polyglottis Anglicanis editum cum Graeco, c.” Bode, Christopher Augustus (1722–?)
“Livre jaune, contenant quelques conversations sur les logomachies, disputes de mots, abus de termet,” Boze, Claude Gros De (1680–1753)
Died: Briggs, William (1650–1748)
“Love and Vanity.” Brooke, Henry (1706–1783)
Born: Brooke, John Charles (1748–?)
“A treatise on the art of making common Salt,” Brownrigg, William (1711–?)
Born: Burger, Godfred Augustus (1748–1794)
“Caab Ben-Zohair carmen panegyricum in laudem Mohammedis, &c.” Caab
Died: Cambridge, Richard Owen (1717–1748)
“The Preceptor,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“A Discourse on Providence,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“The time quantity of two eclipses of the moon.” Canton, John (1713–?)
“Anacreon,” Capperonnier, John (1716–1775)
Born: Collingwood, Cuthbert, Lord (1748–1775)
“The Craftsman;” Cooke, Thomas (1702–1733)
Born: Coventry, Francis (1748–1752)
“Carmina Quadragesimal ia,” Cracherode, Clayton Mordaunt (1729–1773)
Born: Craig, Sir James Henry (1748–?)
“A Translation of the Sermons of St. Chrysostom, with an Introduction and Remarks,” Cramer, John Andrew (1723–1738)
“Commentarius de originibus pecunise a pecore ante nummum signatum: accedit ejusdem oratio habita in conventu Academico, cum auspicaret munus Professoris,” Crusius, Christian (1715–1767)
Died: Danchet, Anthony (1671–1748)
Born: Day, Thomas (1748–1782)
Died: Denton, John (1625–1748)
“Practical Discourses (14) on moral subjects, vol.1.” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
Died: Drakenborch, Arnold (1684–1748)
“De officio prsefectorum Prsetorio,” Drakenborch, Arnold (1684–1748)
Died: Egerton, Francis (1736–1748)
“Suetonius,” Ernesti, John Augustus (1707–1801)
Born: Fitzherbert, Sir William (1748–?)
“Voyages,” Gellibrand, Henry (1597–1630)
Died: Giannone (1676–1748)
Died: Girard, Gabriel (1678–1748)
Born: Græme, John (1748–1772)
Died: Gramm, John (1685–1748)
“Essay on Health,” Grosvenor, Benjamin (1675–?)
“well to live.” Heathcote, Ralph (1721–1765)
Died: Hecht, Christian (1696–1748)
Died: Hedericus, Benjamin (1675–1748)
“De usu Dialectorum Orientalium, ac praecipue Arabicae, in Hebraico codice interpretando,” Hunt, Thomas (?–1774)
Died: Johnson, Charles (?–1748)
“Essay on Delicacy,” Lancaster, Nathaniel, D. D. (?–1775)
Died: Mallet, David (?–1748)
“Isis,” Mason, William (1725–1754)
“A Mathematical Atlas, in which all mathematical science is comprised in sixty tables,” Mayer, Tobias (1723–1762)
“Introduction to the elegant arts and sciences;” Meier, George Frederic (1718–1777)
“Some remarks on both their performances,” Middleton, Conyers (?–1760)
“The Foundling,” Moore, Edward (1711–1721)
“The History and Antiquities of Colchester,” Morant, Philip (1700–?)
“Liturgia Romana vetus, tria Sacrarnentaria compiectens,” Muratori, Lewis Anthony (1672–?)
“Tablettes Historiques, Genealogiques, et Chronologiques,” Nantigni, Louis Chazot De (1692–1755)
Died: Nollikins, Joseph Francis (?–1748)
“Algebra,” Oughtred, William (1573–1660)
“Harmonia Trigonometrica, or A short treatise on Trigonometry,” Owen, Henry (1716–1795)
Died: Perceval, John (1683–1748)
“The Turkish Court, or London Apprentice,” Pilkington, Letitia (1712–1763)
“Miscellaneous Works,” Ralegh, Sir Walter (1552–1612)
Died: Robinson, Tancred (?–1748)
“History of the general War” Rolt, Richard (1724–1770)
Died: Roques, Peter (1685–1748)
“Theses anatomico-chirurgicsR,” Sabatier, Raphael - Bienvenu (1732–1811)
“Considerations on the bill for a general naturalization, as it may conduce to the improvement of our manufactures and traffic, and to the strengthening or endangering of the constitution, exemplified in the revolutions that have happened in this kingdom, by inviting over foreigners to settle among us. With an Inquiry into the nature of the British constitution, and the freedom or servitude of the lower class of people, in the several changes it has undergone,” Salmon, Nathaniel (?–1743)
“The Foreigner’s Companion through the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and the adjacent counties, describing the several colleges and other public buildings, with an account of their respective founders, benefactors, bishops, and other eminent men educated in them,” Salmon, Nathaniel (?–1743)
“Plain Matter of Fact, or, a short review of the reigns of our Popish Princes since the Reformation; in order to shew what we are to expect if another shouKl happen to reign over us. Part I.” Spence, Joseph (1698–?)
“Ernesti,” Suetonius, Caius Suetonius Tranquillus
“Bibliotheca Britannico-Hibernica,” Tanner, Thomas (1674–1760)
Born: Tiedemann, Dieterich (1748–1803)
“Icones posthurnse Gesnerianae,” Trew, Christopher James (1695–1769)
Born: Vicq-D'Azir, Felix (1748–1794)
“A Letter to a certain distinguished patriot and applauded orator, on the publication of his celebrated speech on the Seaford petition, in the Magazines,” Walpole, Sir Robert (1676–1698)
“An Inquiry into the learning of Shakspeare, with remarks on several passages of his plays,” Whalley, Peter (1722–?)
“Primitive NewTestament, in English;” Whiston, William (1667–1791)
Born: Wilmot, John Eardley (1748–1815)
Died: Wintringham, Clifton (1710–1748)
“Aristaeneti Epistolae, Gr. cum notis,” Abresch, Frederic Louis (1699–?)
Born: Alfieri, Victor (1749–1803)
Born: Alter, Francis Charles (1749–1804)
“Observations experimentales sur les eaux des rivieres de Seine, de Marne, c.” Amy, N. (?–1760)
Died: Argota, Jerome Contador B' (1676–1749)
“Dissertations on Ruptures,” Arnaud De Ronsil, Georges
“Memoires d'histoire, de critique & de litterature,” Artigni, Anthony Gachet D' (1704–1768)
Died: Barnard, Sir John (1685–1749)
“La science des Ingenieurs dans la concluite des travaux des Fortifications,” Belidor, Bernard Forest De (1697–1761)
Born: Bellenger, Francis (1749–?)
“Elementa physiologias,” Bergen, Charles Augustus De (1704–?)
Born: Berquin, Arnaud (1749–?)
“Sermons prononcés a Berne a l‘occasion de la decouverte d’une CoiTspiration centre Petat,” Bertrand, Elias (1712–?)
Died: Bessel, Godfrey De (1672–1749)
“De monstris et rebus monstrosis,” Bianchi, John (1693–1775)
Died: Bianchini, Joseph Maria (1685–1749)
“Notizie storiche deliechiese di Verona,” Biancolini, John Baptist Joseph (1697–1780)
“Death of Abel.” Boccage, Mary-Anne Le Page, Du (1710–1802)
“Logica, ordine scientifico in usum. auditorum conscripta,” Boehm, Andrew (1720–1790)
“The Figure of the Earth, determined by the observations made in South America,” Bouguer, Peter (1698–?)
Died: Boursier, Lawrence Francis (1679–1749)
“Natural History, general and particular,” Buffon, George Louis Le Clerc, Count Of (1707–?)
“Translation of Epictetus.” Carter, Elizabeth (?–1764)
Died: Casteels, Peter (1726–1749)
“Dissertazione sopra una statua cli marmo trovata nelle campagne di Alesa,” Castello, Gabriel Lancelot (1727–1776)
“Osservazioni critiche sopra un libro stampato in Catania nel 1747, esposta in una lettera da un Pastor Arcade acl un Accademico Etrnsco,” Castello, Gabriel Lancelot (1727–1776)
“Traite des sensations et des passions en general,” Cat, Claude Nicholas Le (1700–1768)
Born: Cavallo, Tiberius (1749–1809)
“A Vindication of the Miraculous Powers which subsisted in the three Centuries of the Christian Church, in answer to Dr. Middleton’s Free Inquiry. By which it is shewn, that we have no sufficient reason to believe, from the Doctor’s reasonings and objections, that no such powers were continued to the church after the days of the Apostles. With a preface, containing some observations on Dr. Mead’s account of the Demoniacs, in his Medica Sacra,” Church, Thomas (1707–?)
Died: Concanen, Matthew (?–1749)
Died: Conti, Abbe Anthony (1678–1749)
“Lettre au sujet du Lithotome Cache*, &c. contre F. Cosme Dissert.” Cosme, John De St. (1703–?)
Died: Cotton, Nathaniel (1707–1749)
“Observations on a particular kind of Scarlet Fever that lately prevailed in and about St. Alban’s,” Cotton, Nathaniel (1707–1749)
“A Summary of the Life of St. Werburgh, with a historical account of the images upon her shrine (now the episcopal throne) in the choir of Chester. Collected from ancient chronicles and old writers. By a citizen of Chester. Published for the benefit of the Charity -school, Chester,” Cowper, William (?–1767)
Died: Deering, Charles (?–1749)
“History of Electricity.” Demainbray, Stephen Charles (1710–1750)
“Essay on the power of Numbers and the principles of Harmony,” Denham, Sir John (1615–1668)
“De antiquis Oratoribus,” Dionysius, Halicarnassensis
“A Free Answer to Dr. Middleton’s Free Enquiry,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
Born: Du Pan, James Mallet (1749–?)
“An Account of the Life of the Rev. David Brainerd,” Edwards, Jonathan
“An Inquiry into the Qualifications for full communion in the Visible Church,” Edwards, Jonathan
“The Projection of the Sphere, orthographic, stereograph ic, and gnomonical; both demonstrating the principles, and explaining the practice of these several sorts of projections,” Emerson, William (1701–?)
“The elements of Trigonometry,” Emerson, William (1701–?)
“A letter to his subscribers to the plan and elevation ofan intended addition to Corpus Christi college, in Cambridge,” Essex, Jamks (1723–1787)
“Cosrnographie,” Expilli, John Joseph (1719–?)
“Letters on Negociations” Fevre, Guy De Sieur De La Boderie (1541–1598)
Born: Fitzgibbon, John (1749–1780)
“Tractatus de Febribus,” Fizes, Anthony (1690–1765)
“A Dissertation upon the account supposed to have been give*i of Jesus Christ by Josephus: being an attempt to show that this celebrated passage, some slight corruptions only excepted, may reasonably be esteemed genuine,” Forster, Nathaniel (1717–?)
“Phalaris’s Epistles,” Francklin, Thomas (1721–1784)
Died: Freret, Nicolas (1688–1749)
“Letters on certain writings of the time” Freron, Elie Catherine (1719–1776)
“Poetique Fransoise,” Gaillard, Gabriel Henry (1728–?)
“Nouveau Supplement” Goujet, Claude Peter (1697–1767)
Died: Hall, Henry (1716–1749)
“Opuscula Botanica,” Haller, Albert De (1708–1738)
Died: Haynes, Hopton (1672–1749)
Died: Heidegger, John James (?–1749)
“An edition of Plutarch on Education, with the version of Xylander corrected, and his own annotations,” Heusinger, James Frederick (1719–1778)
Born: Holmes, Robert (1749–?)
Died: Huysum, John Van (1682–1749)
“there was a sacred friendship a friendship made up of religious principles, which increased daily, by a similitude of inclinations, to the same recreations and studies.” Jones, William (1726–1792)
“Spring,” Kleist, Christian Ewald Von (1715–?)
“Elementa Physiologice,” Lieberkuhn, John-Nathaniel (1703–1756)
“Pan Sueciciw,” Linnæus, Charles (1707–1740)
“Observations et llemarques sur les eHets du virus cancereux,'‘ &c. ibid. 1748. 4. *’ Posiiiones Anatomico-chirurgicae de capite ejusque vulneribus,” Louis, Anthony (1723–?)
“Lettre sur la certitude des signes de la mort, avec des observations et des experiences sur les noyes,” Louis, Anthony (1723–?)
“Elemens de Chymie Theorique,” Macquer, Joseph (?–1784)
“Osservazioni istoriche sopra isigilli antichi de' secoli bassi,” Mann I, Dominic Maria (?–1788)
Born: Mirabeau, Honore' Gabriel, Comte De (1749–?)
“Memorie del monistero della santissima Trinita irr Fv.erza,” Mittarelli, John Benedict (1708–?)
“The Sequel of the Tryal of the Witnesses of the Resurrection being an answer to the exceptions of a late pamphlet, &c. &c. revised by the author of the Tryal of the Witnesses,” Moss, Robert (1666–1811)
“Paradise Lost, a Poem, in twelve books. The author, John Milton: a new edition, with notes of various authors. By Thomas Newton, D. D.” Newton, Thomas (1704–?)
“An Examination of the principles, and an inquiry into the conduct of the two brothers (the Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Pelham),” Perceval, John (1711–1770)
“Pratique du pilotage,” Pezenas, Esprit (1692–?)
Died: Philips, Ambrose (?–1749)
“Opusculorum Chirurgicorum et Anatomicorum Tomi duo: Dissertationes et Prolusiones,” Platner, John Zachariah (1694–1747)
“Traite de la Gangrene,” Quesnay, Francis (1694–1774)
“Philosophical Principles of natural and revealed Religion, explained and unfolded in a geometrical order,” Ramsay, Andrew Michael (1636–?)
Born: Randolph, John (1749–?)
“The Report of the Proceedings and Opinion of the Board of General Officers on their examination into the conduct of Lieutenant-general sir John Cope, &c.” Robins, Benjamin (1707–?)
Born: Robinson, Thomas (1749–1791)
“Some Reflections on the present state of the nation, principally with regard to her taxes and debts, and on the causes and consequences of them:” Saint-John, Henry (?–1708)
Born: Schultens, Henry Alp.Ert (1749–1773)
“Traite de la Structure du Coeur, de son Action, et de ses Maladies,” Senac, John (1724–1770)
“A General Chronological History of the Air, Weather, Seasons, Meteors, &c. for the space of 250 Years,” Short, Thomas (?–1762)
“Discourses on Tea, Sugar, Miik, made Wines, Spirits, Punch, Tobacco, &c.” Short, Thomas (?–1762)
“The Loci Plani of Apollonius, restored,” Simson, Robert (1687–1696)
Born: Smith, Charlotte (1749–?)
Died: Tencin, Claudine, Alexandrine, Guersi, De (?–1749)
“An Epistle to Florio (Mr. Ellis, of Christ-church) at Oxford,” Tyrwhitt, Thomas (1730–1742)
Born: Vahl, Martin (1749–?)
“History of Languedoc,” Vaissette, Joseph (1685–1734)
Died: Voltaire, Marie-Francis Arouet De (1694–1749)
“Analyse cles Mesures des Rapports et des Angles,” Walmesley, Charles (?–1797)
“Theorie du monument des Aspides,” Walmesley, Charles (?–1797)
“Works of the Minor Poets,” Walsh, William (1663–1708)
“The Alliance between Church and State corrected and enlarged.” Warburton, William (1698–1706)
“A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, on September 2,” Warner, Ferdinando (1703–1768)
“has been so much accustomed of late to didactic poetry alone, and essays on moral subjects, that any work, where the imagination is much indulged, will perhaps not be relished or regarded. The author, therefore, of these pieces is in some pain, lest certain austere critics should think them too fanciful or descriptive. But as he is convinced that the fashion of moralizing in verse has been carried too far, and as he looks upon invention and imagination to be the chief faculties of a poet, so he will be happy if the following Odes may be looked upon as an attempt to bring back poetry into its right channel.” Warton, Joseph (?–1806)