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.
“Observations on Surgery,” Acrel, Olaus (?–1807)
“An Essay on the religion, worship, manners and customs of the Quakers,” Alberti, George William (?–1758)
“Parentalia, or Memoirs of the family of Wren,” Ames, Joseph (1688–1745)
“'Eloge de P. Jaillot,” Arcere, Louis Etienne (1693–1782)
“The theory of Fire,” Arrighetti, Philip (1582–1662)
“A dissertation on 2 Peter i. 19,” Ashton, Thomas (1716–1775)
“Pieces derobe*es a un ami,” Attaignant, Gabriel Charles De L' (1697–1779)
“An Hebrew Grammar, formed on the usage of words by the inspired writers,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
“The use and intent of Prophecy, and history of the Fall cleared,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
“JEsthetica,” Baumgarten, Alexander Theophilus (1714–1757)
“A Sermon preached before the honourable House of Commons, at St. Margaret’s Westminster, on Tuesday, January 30, 1749-50,” Bentham, Edward (1707–1803)
“Francfort Flora,” Bergen, Charles Augustus De (1704–?)
“Flora Francofurtanaj” Bergen, Charles Augustus De (1704–?)
“Parere sopra la seconda edizione de' Canti Carnascialeschi e in difesa della prima edizione,” Biscioni, Anthony Maria (1674–?)
Born: Blackburn, William (1750–?)
“Flora Lipsiae indigena,” Boehmer, George Ralph (1723–1803)
“Cosmographical ephemerides,” Brancas Villeneuve, Andrew Francis (1758–?)
Died: Breda, John Van (1683–1750)
“Lettres sur la Decouverte de la ville d'Herculaneum,” Brosses, Charles De (1709–1777)
“A complete vindication of the Mallard of All-Souls college against the injurious suggestions of the rev. Mr. Pointer,” Buckler, Benjamin (1716–?)
“An Idea of the Creator, from his works.” Burgh, James (1714–1788)
Died: Burnet, Thomas (?–1750)
“L'Art de verifier les dates,” Caille, Nicholas Lewis De La (1713–1762)
“An exact and authentic account of the greatest white-herring-fishery in Scotland, carried on yearly in the island of Zetland, by the Dutch only,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“Remarks on the Free and Candid Disquisitions,” Carte, Thomas (1686–?)
“Combien un esprit trop subtil ressemble a un esprit faux,” Cerutti, Joseph Anthony Joachim (1738–1792)
“Lettres historiques et dogmatiques sur les Jubilés,” Chais, Charles (1701–1786)
Died: Chandler, Edward (?–1750)
“Essay on the Roman Senate,” Chapman, Thomas (1717–1760)
“Nouveau Dictionaire Historique et Critique pour servir de Supplement, ou de Continuation au Dictionaire de M. Pierre Bayle,” Chaufepie, James George De (1702–?)
“PArt de verifier les dates,” Clemencet, Charles (1704–1778)
Died: Cohausen, John Henry (?–1750)
“Penshurst,” Coventry, Francis (1748–1752)
Died: Cowper, William (?–1750)
“Introduction to the Theory of Curve lines,” Cramer, Gabriel (1704–1752)
Died: Crousaz, John Peter De (1663–1750)
Died: Dalrymple, Alexander (1737–1750)
Born: Dalzell, Anthony (1750–1806)
“Recueil d‘Observations Chirurgicales sur les Maladies de l’Urethra,” Daran, James (1701–?)
“Reponse a la Brochure de Bayet sur la defense et la conservation des parties les plus essentielles de l'homme,” Daran, James (1701–?)
Died: Demainbray, Stephen Charles (1710–1750)
“Observations, &c.” Dionysius, Halicarnassensis
“Zara’s answer;” Dodd, Dr. William (1729–1766)
“Assize Sermon on Human Laws,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
Born: Dolomieu, Deodati-Guy-Silvain-Tancred Gratet De (1750–1801)
“De origine Germanorum,” Eccard, John George (1674–1730)
Died: Fabroni, Angelo (1732–1750)
“J. Facciolati logica tria complectens, Rudimenta, Institutiones, Acroases undecim,” Facciolati, James (1682–1769)
Born: Fergusson, Robert (1750–1774)
“Art de verifier les dates;” Florez, Henry (?–1772)
“Reflections on Incredulity,” Forbes, Duncan (1685–1747)
“Biblia Hebraica, sine punctis,” Forster, Nathaniel (1717–?)
“Analecta literaria de Libris rarioribus,” Freytag, Frederic Gotthilf (1723–1776)
“Parallele des quatre Electre, de Sophocle, d'Euripide, de Crebillon, et de Voltaire,” Gaillard, Gabriel Henry (1728–?)
“Some Considerations upon Clandestine Marriages,” Gally, Henry (1696–1769)
“The Distressed Wife,” Gay, John (1688–?)
Died: Gendron, Claude Deshais (1663–1750)
Died: Gordon, Alexander (?–1750)
“Musceum Cortonense,” Gorio, Anthony Francis (1691–?)
“The Customs of the Israelites, translated from the French of the abbot Fleury, by R. G.” Gough, Richard (1681–1751)
“Additions,” Goujet, Claude Peter (1697–1767)
Born: Hamilton, William (1750–1801)
“Dialogue in the Senate-house of Cambridge,” Hardinge, Nicholas (1700–1758)
Died: Hele, Thomas (1740–1750)
“Fusions of Ores, and on Founderies,” Hellot, John (1686–1766)
“L'Art de la Teinture des Laines et EtofTes de Laines,” Hellot, John (1686–1766)
“Ode on the Superstition of the Highlanders.” Home, John (1724–1808)
“Pantheon Ægyptiorum, sive de Diis eorum Commentarius, cum Prolegomenis de Religione et Theologia Egyptiorum,” Jablonski, Paul-Ernest (1693–1757)
Died: Jenkinson, Charles (1727–1750)
Died: Jurin, James (1684–1750)
Born: Kelly, John (1750–1809)
“Electra” Larcher, Peter Henry (1726–?)
“A brief discovery of some of the arts of the popish protestant Missioners in England,” Lewis, John (?–1746)
“History of the Jubilees,” Mann I, Dominic Maria (?–1788)
Born: Marechal, Peter Sylvanus (1750–1805)
Died: Masson, John (?–1750)
“Account of a Lunar Globe constructed by the Cosmographical Society of Nuremberg, from new observations,” Mayer, Tobias (1723–1762)
“Introduction to the Holy Scriptures of the New Testament,” Michaelis, John David (1717–1761)
“Comus” Milton, John (1608–1754)
“Observations de Physique et d'Histoire Naturelle sur les Eaux Minerales de Pyrenees,” Montesquieu, Charles De Secondat, Baron Of (1639–1728)
Died: Mottley, John, Esq. (?–1750)
“The same enlarged,” Needham, John Tuberville (1713–?)
Died: Newton, John (1725–1750)
“Anima Medica,” Nichols, Frank (1699–1778)
“A Series of Medals representing the most remarkable Events of the Government of Malta,” Paciaudi, Paul Maria (1710–?)
“Student,” Parsons, Philip (1729–1812)
Died: Petit, John Lewis (1674–1750)
“Maclaurin’s Algebra translated,” Pezenas, Esprit (1692–?)
“Here is a fine statue of the architect Piranesi, as large as life, placed there by his son. It is the work of the living artist Angolini; and though it certainly cannot be compared with the best antiques, it still possesses real merit.” Piranesi, John Baptist
“British Topography.” Rawlinson, Richard (?–1779)
“The Character of king Charles the Second to which is subjoined, Maxims of State, &c,” Savile, Sir George (?–1700)
“A critical Inquiry into the present State of Surgery;” Sharp, Samuel (?–1778)
“New Observations, Natural, Moral, Civil, Political, and Medical, on Bills of Mortality,” Short, Thomas (?–1762)
Born: Simmons, Samuel Foart (1750–?)
Died: Staal, Madame De (?–1750)
“Proposals for publishing an authentic description of Athens, &c.” Stuart, James (1713–?)
“Inscriptiones Citieae: sive in binas Inscriptiones Phoenicias, inter rudera Citii nnper repertas, conjecturae. Accedit de nummis quibusdam Samaritanis et Phceniciis, vel insolitam prae se literaturam ferentibus, vel in lucem hactenus non editis, dissertatio,” Swinton, John (1703–?)
“Metilia: sive de quinario Gentis Metiliae, e nummis vetustis caeteroquin minimum notae, dissertatio,” Swinton, John (1703–?)
“A Scripture Catechism with Proofs.” Taylor, John (1694–1761)
Died: Terrasson, John (1670–1750)
Died: Thorpe, John (1682–1750)
“Selectarum Plantaruin Decades,” Trew, Christopher James (1695–1769)
Born: Villoison, John Baptist Gaspard D'Ansse Det (1750–?)
“A system of Divinity and Morality, containing a series of discourses on the principal and most important points of natural and revealed Religion; compiled from the works of the most eminent divines of the Church of England,” Warner, Ferdinando (1703–1768)
“The Roman Father,” Whitehead, William (1715–?)
Born: Windham, William (1750–?)
“a man of parts, of learning, a philosopher, and a geometrician.” Wollaston, William (1659–1720)
Born: Young, Matthew (1750–?)
Died: Zeno, Apostolo (1669–1750)