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.
“Annales Moslemici, Arab, et Lat. a Jo. Jac. Reiskio,” Abulfeda, Ishmael (1275–1331)
“Recherches sur differens Points importans du Systeme du Monde,” Alembert, John Le Rond D' (1717–1783)
Died: Allen, Anthony (1707–1754)
“Almanach de Rheims,” Anquetil, Lewis-Peter (1723–?)
Died: Anstey, Christopher (1724–1754)
Died: Anstis, John (?–1754)
Died: Argellati, Francis (1712–1754)
“Lettre sur la Musique, au Comte de Caylus,” Arnaud, Francis (1721–1784)
“Panegyric on S. Louis,” Artaud, Peter Joseph (1706–1760)
“Phenomena ccelestia observata,” Audiffredi, John Baptist (1714–1794)
Died: Bach, John Sebastian (1685–1754)
“Maximes sur le devoir des Hois, et le bon usage de leur authorité,” Barral, Abbe Peter (1772–?)
“An Inquiry into the original Similitudes, &c. in the Old and New Testament,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
Died: Bazin, N. (?–1754)
“Le Pyrrhonisme du sage,” Beausobre, Lewis (1730–?)
“Acta eruditorum” Bel, Matthias (1684–1756)
“L'Adoration Chretienne, dans la devotion du rosaire,” Bellet, Charles (1771–?)
Died: Benson, William (1682–1754)
“De Lumine dissertatio physica,” Benvenuti, Charles (1716–1789)
“Dissertatio historico-epistolaris, &c.” Benvenuti, Joseph (1728–?)
Died: Berryat, John (?–1754)
“Traite d'Osteologie,” Bertin, Exuperius Joseph (1712–?)
“Essais sur les usages des montagnes, avec un lettre sur la Nil,” Bertrand, Elias (1712–?)
“Opuscula varia,” Bianchini, Francis (1662–1729)
“Prose Fiorentine,” Bianchini, Joseph Maria (1685–1749)
Died: Boffrand, Germain (1667–1754)
Died: Boulter, Hugh (1671–1754)
“Letters from Italy,” Boyle, John (1706–1732)
“History or police of the kingdom of Gala,” Brancas Villeneuve, Andrew Francis (1758–?)
“Betrayer of his Country,” Brooke, Henry (1706–1783)
“Conclusiones ex universa Theologia,” Brotier, Gabriel (1722–1789)
“Memoirs on the Celtic tongue,” Bullet, John Baptist (1699–?)
“The Dignity of Human Nature; or, a brief account of the certain and established means for attaining the true end of our existence.” Burgh, James (1714–1788)
“Life of Grotius,” Burigny, Levesque De (1691–1785)
“Geography,” Busching, Anthony Frederic (1724–1793)
“Intruder,” Cambridge, Richard Owen (1717–1748)
“Occasional thoughts on moral, serious, and religious subjects,” Campbell, John (1708–?)
“Csesaris Opera,” Capperonnier, John (1716–1775)
Died: Cases, Peter James (1676–1754)
Died: Cave, Edward (1691–1754)
“La Logique, la Morale, et la Metaphysique,” Chambre, Francis Illharrart De Là (1698–?)
“The Astronomical Tables of Dr. Halley; with observations and additions,” Chappe D'Auteroche, John (1728–1769)
“Tables of the Moon,” Clairault, Alexis Claude (1713–1765)
“Grsecorum Chirurgici Libri; Sorani unus de Fracturarum signis, Oribasii duo de Fractis, et Luxatis, ex Collectione Nicetse, Florent.” Cocchi, Anthony (1693–1758)
Died: Cochin, Charles Nicholas (1688–1754)
Died: Collins, William (?–1754)
“Treatise on revealed Religion, against atheists, deists, materialists, and indifte rents,” Concina, Daniel (1686–1756)
“Imperium Orientale,” Constantine Vii., Porphyrogeneta (905–959)
“Les Heureux Orphelins,” Crebillon, Claude Prosper Joliot De (1707–1777)
“Memoir on Hydraulic Machines,” Darcy, Patrick, Count (1725–?)
Died: Demoivre, Abraham (1667–1754)
Died: Destouches, Philip Neuicault (1680–1754)
Died: Dewit, James (1695–1754)
“Public Virtue,” Dodsley, Robert (1703–1797)
“Two Sermons on Superstition,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“Bibliotheque historique & politique du Poitou,” Dreux Du Radier, John Francis (1714–1780)
“A Tour through Normandy, described in a letter to a friend,” Ducarel, Andrew Coltee (1713–?)
“Some account of the Town, Church, and Archiepiscopal Palace of Croydon, in the county of Surrey, from its foundation to 1783,” Ducarel, Andrew Coltee (1713–?)
“Feminead,” Duncombe, John (1730–1812)
“A careful and strict inquiry into the modern prevailing notion of that Freedom of Will, which is supposed to be essential to moral agency,” Edwards, Jonathan
“happy and easy,” Ellis, John (1710–1795)
“The principles of Mechanics,” Emerson, William (1701–?)
Born: Farington, George (1754–?)
“The plan of divine worship in the churches of Dissenters justified,” Flexman, Roger, D. D. (1707–1795)
“The Knights,” Foote, Samuel (1720–?)
Born: Forster, George (1754–?)
“Dubia de Minnisari, aliorumque Armenias regum numis et Arsacidarum epocha nuper vulgatis proposita,” Froelich, Erasmus (1700–1758)
“Diplomatorium Garstensium emendatum, auctum, et illustratum,” Froelich, Erasmus (1700–1758)
“Casulse S. Stephani, regis Hungariae, vera imago et expositio,” Froelich, Erasmus (1700–1758)
“A Dissertation against pronouncing the Greek language according to Accents,” Gally, Henry (1696–1769)
“Twenty-one discourses, or dissertations, upon the Augsburg Confession, which is also the Brethren’s Confession of Faith; delivered by the ordinary of the Brethren’s churches before the seminary. To which is prefixed a synodical writing relating to the subject. Translated from fche High Dutch, by F. Okeley, A. B.” Gambold, John
Died: Gibbs, James (1674–1754)
“An Examination of the Letters said to be written by Mary to James earl of Both well,” Goodal, Walter (1706–1766)
Born: Gregory, George (1754–1766)
Died: Hamilton, William (1704–1754)
Died: Hamilton, William Gerard (1728–1754)
“Religio Philosophi; or, the principles of morality and Christianity, illustrated from a view of che universe, and of man’s situation in it.” Hay, William (1695–1762)
“Enquire I pray thee,' &c.” Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735)
“Miscellanies in prose and verse,” Hiffernan, Paul (1719–?)
“dirty work,” Johnson, Samuel (1709–1737)
“Thoughts on the estimation of the animal powers, with strictures on the proofs advanced by Leibnitz and other mathematicians on this point,” Kant, Immanuel (1724–1804)
“The Dreamer,” King, Dr. William (1685–1763)
Born: Kirwan, Walter Blake (1754–?)
“Philosophical Transactions” Landen, John (1719–?)
Died: Lort, Michael (1725–1754)
“The Shortness of Life,” Lynar, Rochus Frederic Count (1703–?)
“The Epistles,” Lynar, Rochus Frederic Count (1703–?)
“Panegyric of the Newtonian Philosophy,” Martin, Benjamin (1704–?)
“History of the Gauls, &c. from their origin to the foundation of the French monarchy,” Martin, James (1694–?)
Died: Mason, William (1725–1754)
Died: Mead, Richard (1673–1754)
“La Verite de l'Histoire de PEglise de St. Omer,” Mignot, Stephen (1698–1790)
Died: Milton, John (1608–1754)
Died: Montgeron, Lewis Basil Carre' De (1686–1754)
“Recueil pour servir d'eclaircissement, &c.” Morand, John Francis Clement (1726–1784)
“Dissertations on the Prophecies, which have remarkably been fulfilled, and are at this time fulfilling in the world,” Newton, Thomas (1704–?)
Died: Nivelle De La Chaussee, Peter Claude (1692–1754)
“Twenty-one Discourses, or Dissertations, upon the Augsburgh Confession, which is also the Brethren’s Confession of Faith, delivered by the ordinary of the Brethren’s Churches before the seminary,” Okely, Francis (1718–1794)
“Analysis of the Game of Chess.” Philidor, Andrew (1726–?)
Died: Piazzetta, John Baptist (1683–1754)
“State of the Heavens” Pingke, Alexander Guy (1711–?)
“Greek Anthology,” Reiske, John James (1716–1774)
Born: Roland, Marie-Jeanne Philepon (1754–?)
“Eliza,” Rolt, Richard (1724–1770)
“Institutes of Natural Law,” Rutherforth, Thomas (1712–1771)
“Entomologia Carniolica.” Scopoli, John Anthony (1725–1788)
Died: Secousse, Denis Francis (1691–1754)
Died: Shuckford, Samuel (?–1754)
“The duty of the living to the memory of the dead,” Smith, Joseph (1670–1737)
Died: Tancred, Christopher (?–1754)
“The Scripture Doctrine of Atonement.” Taylor, John (1694–1761)
Died: Tollet, Elizabeth (?–1754)
“Plantae selectas qnarum imagines ad exemplaria naturalia Londini in hortis curiosorum nutrita, manu artificiosa pinxit Georgius Dionysius Ehret, &c.” Trew, Christopher James (1695–1769)
“A View of Lord Bolingbroke’s Philosophy, in two Letters to a Friend,” Warburton, William (1698–1706)
“An illustration of the Book of Common Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church of England,” Warner, Ferdinando (1703–1768)
“Cases in Surgery,” Warner, Joseph (1717–1801)
Died: Wetstein, John James (1693–1754)
Died: Wolfe, Christian (1679–1754)