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.
“Supplement” Abresch, Frederic Louis (1699–?)
“A Description of the Glaciers,” Altmann, John George (1697–1758)
“Juris Pontificii et Caesarsei summa.” Antonine, De Forciglioni (1389–?)
“Memoire sur la carte des côtes de la Grèce,” Anville, John-Baptiste Bourignon D' (1697–?)
“Italicae historiae scrip tores ex Bibl. Vatic. &c. collegit et prgefat. notisque illustravit J. S. Assemanus,” Assemani, Joseph Simon (?–1768)
“Histoire du cardinal Mazarin,” Aubery, Anthony (1617–1695)
“Vie de M. Francois Paris, diacre,” Barbeau De Labruyere, John Lewis (1710–?)
“In Pindari primum Pythium dissertatio habita Cantabrigiae in Scholis publicis,” Barford, William
“Le Tombeau Philosophique,” Bastide, John Francis De La (1724–?)
“A defence of Mr. Hutchinson’s tenets against Berington,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
“The scripture meaning of Elohim and Berith,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
“Mes Pense*es, ou, Le Qu'en dira-t-on?” Beaumelle, Laurence Angliviel De La (1727–1773)
Died: Berger, John William (?–1751)
“Storia medica d'un apostema nel lobo destro del cerebello, Sec.” Bianchi, John (1693–1775)
“History of the amours of Valeria and the noble Venetian Barbarigo,” Bibbiena, Ferdinand Galli (1657–1743)
“Otia litteraria,” Bidermann, John Theophilus (1705–1772)
“Fairy Queen,” Birch, Thomas (1705–?)
“Institutiones theologiae symbolicse,” Boerner, Christian Frederick (1685–1761)
Died: Bold, John (1679–1751)
“Recherches anatomiques sur la position des Glandes, et sur leur actions,” Bordeu, Theophilus De (1722–?)
“Breve Istoria dell‘ antica citta di Tadino nell’ Umbria, &c.” Borgia, Stephen (1731–1804)
“Dissertatione sopra un‘ antica Iscrizione rinuentanelP Isoladi Malta nell’ anno 1749,” Borgia, Stephen (1731–1804)
“An Essay concerning the mortality of the horned cattle:” Brocklesby, Richard (1722–?)
“La Pohtique du Medicin,” Bruhier, John James D' Ablaincourt (?–1756)
Born: Cadogan, William Bromley (1751–?)
“Bibliotheque des Ecrivains de Lorraine,” Calmet, Augustine (1672–1757)
Died: Calvert, Frederick (1731–1751)
“The Seribleriad,” Cambridge, Richard Owen (1717–1748)
“A Letter from the Prince of the infernal legions, to a spiritual lord on this side the great gulph, in answer to a late invective epistle levelled at his highness,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“The naturalization bill confuted, as most pernicious to these united kingdoms,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“His royal highness Frederick late prince of Wales deciphered: or a full and particular description of his character, from his juvenile years until his death,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“Le sens literal de Tecriture sainte traduit de PAnglois de Stackhouse,” Chais, Charles (1701–1786)
“Luctus Academias Cantabrigiensis,” Clarke, Edward (1730–1786)
“Lettres sur les Peintures d'Herculaneum,” Cochin, Charles Nicholas (1715–1790)
“her abilities as a writer, and the merit of her works, will not have full justice done them, without a due attention to the peculiar circumstances in which they were produced; her early youth, when she wrote some; her very advanced age, and ill state of health, when she drew up others; the uneasy situation of her fortune, during the whole course of her life; and an interval of nearly twenty years, in the vigour of it, spent in the cares of a family, without the least leisure for reading or contemplation. After which, with a mind so long diverted and encumbered, resuming her studies, she instantly recovered its entire powers, and in the hours of relaxation from her domestic employments, pursued, to their utmost limits, some of the deepest inquiries of which the human mind is capable.” Cockburn, Catharine (1679–1739)
“De caeremoniis aulae Byzantines,” Constantine Vii., Porphyrogeneta (905–959)
Died: Coram, Capt. Thomas (1668–1751)
“The Triumph of Time and Truth,” Corelli, Arcangelo (1653–1713)
“Recueil des pieces imporiantes sur ['operation da la Taille,” Cosme, John De St. (1703–?)
“Visions in Verse” Cotton, Nathaniel (1707–1749)
“Pompey the Little,” Coventry, Francis (1748–1752)
“Sacred poems, by various authors,” Dalrymple, David (1726–?)
Died: Desaguliers, John-Theophilus (1683–1751)
“Dictionnaire d'Agriculture,” Desbois, Francis Alexander Aubert De La ChesNaie (1699–1784)
“deaf and dumb, for the use of those who can hear and speak,” Diderot, Denys
“A full and final Reply to Mr. Toll’s Defence of Dr. Middleton,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“Parliamentary or Constitutional History of England,” Drake, Francis (?–1801)
“An account of the Prophecies of Arise Evans,” Evans, Arise
“An Authentic Narrative of the late extraordinary proceedings at Cambridge, against the Westminster Club,” Francklin, Thomas (1721–1784)
“175O, 4to and 12mo. 10.” Gaultier, John Baptist (1685–1724)
“The Divine Energy,” Gill, John (1697–1721)
“Travels through Siberia between the years 1733 and 1743,” Gmelin, John George (1709–?)
Died: Gough, Richard (1681–1751)
“Atlas Renovatus, or Geography Modernized; being a particular description f the world as far as known to the ancients, and the present names of such places as now subsist; containing all the cities, towns, villages, castles, &c. mentioned in ancient authors, with all the remarkable occurrences that happened at the several places; the birth-places of famous men, the memorable sieges and battles, &c. the bounds, soil, air, manners, government, religion of each country. The whole being the most complete system ever composed before. To which is annexed a list of the Roman ways, and a copious index to facilitate the whole. Drawn upon the plans of Hornius’s and Cellarius’s maps.” Gough, Richard (1681–1751)
“Memoire sur l'Immunite du Clerge*,” Gueret, Gabriel (1641–1688)
“Physiologia Medica, seu do actionibus corporis humani sani doctrina,” Hamberger, George Edward (1697–?)
Died: Hort, Josiah (?–1751)
“The opinion of an eminent lawyer (the earl of Hardwicke) concerning the right of appeal from the vice-chancellor of Cambridge to the senate; supported by a short historical account of the jurisdiction of the university; in answer to a late pamphlet, intituled * An Inquiry into the right of appeal from the vice-chancellor, &c.' By a fellow of a college,” Hurd, Richard (1720–1811)
“A Letter to the vice-chancellor of Oxford.” Hyde, Henry
“Dissertation,” James, Dr. Robert (?–1776)
Born: Ives, John (1751–?)
“The grand question debated, or an Essay to prove that the soul of man is not, neither can it be, immortal,” Kenrick, William
Died: Knutzen, Martin (1713–1751)
Died: Kortholt, Christian (1709–1751)
“Milton vindicated from the Charge of Plagiarism brought against him by Lauder, and Lauder himself convicted of forgeries and gross impositions on the public. In a letter humbly addressed to the right honourable the earl of Bath,” Lauder, William
“Suite des observations sur les causes et les accidens de plusieurs accouchemens laborieux,” Levret, Andrew (1703–1780)
Died: Logan, James (1674–1751)
“Observations sur les Grecs,” Mably, Gabriel Bonnot, Abbe' De (1709–1785)
“A censure and examination of Mr. Thomas Ruddiman’s philological notes on the works of the great Buchanan, more particularly on the history of Scotland; in which also, most of the chronological and geographical, and many of the historical and political notes, are taken into consideration. In a letter to a friend. Necessary for restoring the true readings, the graces and beauties, and for understanding the true meaning of a vast number of passages of Buchanan’s writings, which have been so foully corrupted, so miserably defaced, so grossly perverted and misunderstood: Containing many curious particulars of his life, and a vindication of his character from many gross calumnies,” Man, James (1721–1761)
“Inquiries into the ancient Thermae of Florence,” Mann I, Dominic Maria (?–1788)
“Conspectus novi thesauri juris civilis et canonici,” Meerman, Gerard (1722–1771)
“Novus Thesaurus juris civilis,” Meerman, Gerard (1722–1771)
“Gil Bias,” Moore, Edward (1711–1721)
“Dissertazioni sopra le antichita Italiana, da Lod. Ant. Muratori, opera postuma data in luce da Gian. Fran. Soli Muratori,” Muratori, Lewis Anthony (1672–?)
“Some Conjectures relative to a very antient Piece of Money lately found at Eltham in Kent, endeavouring to restore it to the place it merits in the Cimeliarch of English Coins, and to prove it a coin of Richard the first king of England of that name. To which are added, some Remarks on a dissertation (lately published) on Oriuna the supposed wife of Carausius, and on the Roman coins there mentioned,” North, George (1710–1772)
“De sacris Christianorum Balneis” Paciaudi, Paul Maria (1710–?)
Died: Petty, William (1623–1751)
“Martyrologium Romanum castigatum, ac commentariis illustrattim,” Politi, Alexander (1679–?)
“La Monogamie, ou l'unité en Mariage,” Premontval, Peter Le Guay De (1716–1767)
“History of the rise and progress of the people called Quakers in Ireland, from 1653 to 1750,” Rutty, John (?–1775)
“A complete Collection of Sermons and Tracts” Salter, Samuel
“concerning the Use of Reason in Religion,” Salter, Samuel
Died: Salvini, Antonfo Maria (1654–1751)
Born: Shaw, George (1751–?)
“the Healing of Diseases as a Character of the Messiah, preached before the College of Physicians Sept. 20, 1750.” Stukeley, William (1687–1774)
“A Collection of Tunes in various Airs, with a Scheme for supporting the spirit and practice of Psalmody in congregations.” Taylor, John (1694–1761)
“Continuation” Tindal, Nicholas (1687–1774)
Died: Toup, Jonathan (1713–1751)
Died: Trapp, Joseph (?–1751)
“History of Holland,” Wagenaar, John (1709–1773)
“Observations on the Course of Proceedings in (he Admiralty-courts,” Webb, Philip Carteret (1700–1770)
Born: Webber, John (1751–1793)