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.
“Dilucidationum Thucydidearum, pars prima,” Abresch, Frederic Louis (1699–?)
Born: Albon, Claude Camille, Francois Count D' (1753–1789)
Born: Allainval, The Abbe Leonor-Jean-Christine SouLas D' (1753–?)
“The New Birth, or Christian Regeneration, in Miltonic or blank verse,” Allein (1682–1755)
“Tirocinium Botanicum Edinburgense,” Alston, Charles (1683–?)
“Metelemata philoiogico-critica, quibus difficilioribus N. Test, locis ex antiquitnte lux ali'unditur,” Altmann, John George (1697–1758)
“Principia Ethica, ex monitis legis nature et prscceptis religionis Christianae deducta,” Altmann, John George (1697–1758)
Died: Arnoult, John Baptist (1689–1753)
“Panegyricus of Pacatus,” Arntzenius, John (1702–1728)
“Conjectures sur les Memoires originaux qui ont servi a Moise pour ecrire la Genese,” Astruc, John (1684–1731)
“Mercurius in sole visus, observatio habita Romae, &c.” Audiffredi, John Baptist (1714–1794)
“Miserere,” Auvergne, Antoine D' (1713–1797)
Died: Baring, Daniel Eberhard (1690–1753)
“Aventures de Victoire Ponty,” Bastide, John Francis De La (1724–?)
“Les Tetes Folles,” Bastide, John Francis De La (1724–?)
“The blessing of Judah by Jacob considered; and the era of Daniel’s weeks ascertained, in two dissertations,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
Died: Beausobre, Isaac (1659–1753)
“Des dissertations philosophiques sur la nature de Feu,” Beausobre, Lewis (1730–?)
“Le Neptune Frangais,” Bellin, Nicholas (1703–1772)
“Ordo temporifm, a principio per periodos ceconomise divinoe historicas atque propheticas, at finem usque ita deductus, ut tota series et quarumvis partium analogia sempiternae virtutis ac sapientiae cultoribus ex script. Vet. et Nov. Test, tanquam uno revera documento proponatur,” Bengel, John Albert (1687–?)
“Dissertatio de Aloide,” Bergen, Charles Augustus De (1704–?)
“Voyage to tha Moon,” Bergerac, Savinien Cyrano De (1620–1655)
“Historia Socinianismi Prussic.” Bock, Frederic Samuel (1716–1786)
“Novum Testamentum ex versione jEthiopica, &c. in Latinum,” Bode, Christopher Augustus (1722–?)
Died: Boerhaave, Abraham Kaan (1715–1753)
Died: Bott, Thomas (1688–1753)
Died: Boyle, Richard (1695–1753)
Died: Boze, Claude Gros De (1680–1753)
“Examen de PApologie de M. I 7 Abbe de Prades,” Brotier, Gabriel (1722–1789)
Died: Bruckman, Francis Ernest (1697–1753)
“A Vindication of Lord Shaftesbury’s writings,” Bulkley, Charles (1719–1797)
“An Essay towards a complete new system of Midwifery,” Burton, John (1697–1771)
“Medicine de l'esprit,” Camus, Antony Le (1722–1772)
“Journal Economique,” Camus, Antony Le (1722–1772)
“Storia di Alesa antica citta di Sicilia col rapporto de' suoi pin insigni monumenti, ike.” Castello, Gabriel Lancelot (1727–1776)
“Dissertation sur Pexistence et la nature du fluide des nerfs,” Cat, Claude Nicholas Le (1700–1768)
Died: Clayton, Robert (1695–1753)
“Specimen Bibliothecae Hispano-Maiansianae, sive idea novi catalog! critici operum scriptorum Hispanorum, quse kabet in sua bibliotheca Gregorius Maiansius,” Clement, David
“A Spital Sermon,” Cowper, Spencer (1713–?)
“Probabilia critica, in quibus veteres Graeci et Latini scriptores emendantur & declarantur,” Crusius, Christian (1715–1767)
“Sylla,” Derrick, Samuel (1724–?)
“A Voyage to the Moon,” Derrick, Samuel (1724–?)
Died: Dundas, Robert (1685–1753)
“Eclaircissemens sur le toi et sur le vous,” Durand, David (1679–1782)
“The great Christian doctrine of Original Sin defended, containing a reply to the objections of Dr. John Taylor,” Edwards, Jonathan
“Delia casa Milano,” Expilli, John Joseph (1719–?)
Died: Faccio, Nicolas Of Duilier (1664–1753)
“Own Times,” Flexman, Roger, D. D. (1707–1795)
“The Englishman in Paris,” Foote, Samuel (1720–?)
“Regum veterum numismata,” Froelich, Erasmus (1700–1758)
“Sixteen Discourses on the Second Article of the Creed, preached at Berlin by the ordinary of the Brethren,” Gambold, John
Born: Garnham, Rev. Robert Edward (1753–1798)
“Le Patriote Fran$ais et impartiale,” Gebelin, Anthony Court De (1727–?)
“Discorso sopra alcuni trattati d'Agricoitura,” Genovesi, Antony (1712–1769)
“Remarks upon a Charge by Dr. Chapman.” Heathcote, Ralph (1721–1765)
“De homine sano et ajgroto Carmen, sistens Physiologiam, Pathologiam, Hygienen, Therapiam, materiam medicam, cum pnefatione deantiqua medicina,” Hebenstreit, John Ernest (1702–1756)
“Remarks on Lord BolingbrokeV Letters on the Study and Use of History, so far as they relate to the History of the Old Testament, &c. in a letter to a lady of quality,” Hervey, James (1713–?)
“Burntiam’s pious Memorials,” Hervey, James (1713–?)
“A short Review of Mr. Hooke’s Observations, &c. concerning the Roman Senate, and the character of Dionysius of Halicarnassus,” Hooke, Nathaniel (?–1791)
Died: Huber, Mary (1710–1753)
“De Memnone Graecorum, 1753,” Jablonski, Paul-Ernest (1693–1757)
Died: Jeffreys, George (1678–1753)
Died: Jenyns, Soame (1703–1753)
“Attilio Regulo,” Jomelli, Nicolo (?–1774)
“The Earl of Essex,” Jones, Henry (?–1770)
“A full Answer to bishop Clayton’s Essay on Spirit,” Jones, William (1726–1792)
“Essay on Musical Expression,” Jortin, Dr. John (1698–1762)
“Le Salon,” Lacombe, James (1724–?)
“Elementa geometrise theoricx et practices,” Lecchi, John Anthony (1702–1776)
“Christianity not founded on Argument;” Leland, John (1691–?)
“L'Art des accouchemens d6montr6 par des principes de physique et de mechanique,” Levret, Andrew (1703–1780)
“Species Plantarum,” Linnæus, Charles (1707–1740)
“New charts of the Discoveries of admiral de Fonte, or Fuente, made in 1640, and those of other navigators, Spanish, Portuguese, English, Dutch, French, and Russian, in the Northern seas, with, explications.” Lisle, Joseph Nicholas De (1688–1768)
“Seneca de Beneficiis,” Lynar, Rochus Frederic Count (1703–?)
“Seneca de Beneficiis,” Lynar, Rochus Frederic Count (1703–?)
“History of the College of Corpus-Christi,” Masters, Robert (1713–1798)
“Gli Scrittori d'ltalia, cioe Notitie Storiche e Critiche intorno alle vite, e agli Scritti dei Letterati Italiahi,” Mazzuchelli, John Maria (1707–1765)
“Commentatio de Battologia, ad Matth. vi. 7.” Michaelis, John David (1717–1761)
“L'Ami des Homines,” Mirabeau, Honore' Gabriel, Comte De (1749–?)
“Lettre a M. le Hoi au sujet de I'Histoire de la femme Suppiot,” Morand, John Francis Clement (1726–1784)
Died: Mudge, Thomas (1715–1753)
Died: Nichols, Frank (1699–1778)
“A general idea of the Government and People of Indostan.” Orme, Robert (1728–?)
Died: Pajot, Lewis-Leo (1678–1753)
“Machine for beating regular Time in Music.” Pajot, Lewis-Leo (1678–1753)
“The Christian Sabbath as old as the Creation,” Parry, Richard (?–1780)
“An Inquiry into the nature and etfect of the writ of Habeas Corpus, the great bulwark of English liberty, both at common law, and under the act of parliament and also into the propriety of explaining and extending that act,” Pratt, Charles, Earl Camden (1713–1794)
“The Essay on Spirit,” Randolph, Thomas (1701–1783)
Died: Raymond, Robert (?–1753)
Died: Riccoboni, Louis (1674–1753)
“A Charge to the Clergy of Essex,” Rutherforth, Thomas (1712–1771)
“Concio ad Clerum,” Sharp, Thomas (1693–1792)
“Dignity of the Christian Ministry,” Skelton, Philip (1707–1787)
“Thucydides,” Smith, William (1711–1726)
“Adventures of Ferdinand count Fathom,” Smollett, To Bias (1721–?)
Died: Stevens, William (1732–1753)
“The Importance of Children; or, Motives to the good Education of Children.” Taylor, John (1694–1761)
“Select Cases and Consultations in Physic, by Dr. Woodward,” Templeman, Peter (?–1729)
Died: Thirlby, Styan (1692–1753)
Born: Thompson, Benjamin (1753–1814)
“The balance of the merits of the whigs and tories,” Turner, Daniel (?–1798)
“A Vindication of the Evidences and Authenticity of the Gospels, from the objections of the late lord Bolingbroke, in his letters on the study of history,” Whalley, Peter (1722–?)
“The Epigoniad,” Wilkie, William (1721–1772)
“Bibl. dell' Eloquenza Italiana di Foutanini,” Zeno, Apostolo (1669–1750)