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.
Born: Ackermann, John Christian Gottlieb (1756–1801)
“Observations Anatomical and Physical,” Akenside, Mark (1721–?)
“Memoires particuliers pour servir a. l'Histoire de France,” Angouleme, Charles De Valois Duke D' (1575–1653)
“Histoire civile et politique de la ville de Reims,” Anquetil, Lewis-Peter (1723–?)
“Vetus Missale Romanum, proefationibus et notis illustratum,” Antonelli, Nicholas Maria (1697–1767)
“History of the town of Rochelle, and the country of Aunis,” Arcere, Louis Etienne (1693–1782)
“Novissimus Mercurii transitus,” Audiffredi, John Baptist (1714–1794)
Died: Bachius, John Augustus (1721–1756)
“Fabliaux et contes des poetes Franc,ais des 12, 13, 14,et 15 siecles,” Barbazan, Stephen (1696–1770)
“Practice of Painting and Perspective made easy,” Bardwell, Thomas (?–1773)
“An account of a Meteor seen in Rutland,” Barker, Thomas (?–1809)
“Seasonable advice to a careless world,” Baty, Richard (?–1758)
“The <f Memoirs of Madame de Maintenon,” Beaumelle, Laurence Angliviel De La (1727–1773)
“Description topographique et militaire des campagnes de Flandre, depuis 1690 jusqu'en 1694,” Beaurain, John De (1697–1771)
“Les songes d'Epicure,” Beausobre, Lewis (1730–?)
Died: Bel, Matthias (1684–1756)
Died: Benevoli, Anthony (1685–1756)
“Memoire sur les consequences relatives a la pratique, deduites de la structure des os parietaux,” Bertin, Exuperius Joseph (1712–?)
“Histoire de l'abbaye de Port-royal,” Besoigne, Jerome (1636–?)
“La Citadelle coupee,” Bilfinger, George Bernard (1693–?)
“His inquiry into the share which king Charles the First had in the transactions of the earl of Glamorgan.” Birch, Thomas (1705–?)
“Recherches sur le pouls par raport aux crises,” Bordeu, Theophilus De (1722–?)
“Treatise on Ships, their construction and motions,” Bouguer, Peter (1698–?)
Born: Bourgeois, Sir Francis (1756–1811)
Died: Broschi, Carlo (1705–1756)
“Histoire des Navigations aux Terres Australes,” Brosses, Charles De (1709–1777)
“Bibliotheca historico-sacra, an Historical dictionary of all religions, from the creation of the world to the present times,” Broughton, Thomas (1704–?)
“Athelstan” Brown, John (1715–?)
Died: Bruhier, John James D' Ablaincourt (?–1756)
“A reply to Dr. Huddesford’s observations relating to the delegates of the press, with a narrative of the proceedings of the proctors with regard to their nomination of a delegate,” Buckler, Benjamin (1716–?)
“A Vindication of Natural Society,” Burke, Edmund (1730–?)
“A Philosophical Enquiry into the origin of our ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful,” Burke, Edmund (1730–?)
“An account of what passed between Mr. George Thomson of York, and doctor John Burton of that city, physician and manmidwife, at Mr. sheriff Jubb’s entertainment, and the consequences thereon, by Mr. George Thomson,” Burton, John (1697–1771)
Died: Byng, George (1663–1756)
Born: Cabanis, Peter John George (1756–1808)
“Abdeker,” Camus, Antony Le (1722–1772)
“Histoire ge*ne>ale du Paraguay,” Charlevoix, Peter Francis Xavier De (1684–1761)
Born: Charnock, John (1756–1807)
Born: Collins, David (1756–?)
Died: Concina, Daniel (1686–1756)
“Histoire des Empereurs Remains jusqu' a Constantin,” Crevier, John Baptist Lewis (1693–?)
Born: Currie, James (1756–1805)
“Treatise on the Gonorrhoea Virulenta,” Daran, James (1701–?)
Born: Davis, Henry Edwards (1756–?)
“Assize Sermon on the equal and impartial discharge of Justice,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“I was glad of this,” Dyer, John (1700–1782)
Died: Edwards, Bryan (1743–1756)
Died: Emlyn, Thomas (1663–1756)
Died: Faber, John (?–1756)
“The Englishman returned from Paris,” Foote, Samuel (1720–?)
Died: Furstenau, John-Herman (1688–1756)
Died: Gamaches, Stephen Simon (1672–1756)
“Treatise on the use of Sea- voyages in medicine,” Gilchrist, Ebenezer (1707–1774)
Died: Goldsmith, Oliver (1728–1756)
“History of France,” Griffet, Henry (1698–?)
“Vie de Pithou,” Grosley, Peter John (1718–1785)
“Histoire generale des Huns, des Turcs, des Mogols, et des antres Tartares occidentaux,” Guignes, Joseph De (1721–1800)
“D. Justiniani Institutionum, Libri quatuor; and a translation of them into English, with notes,” Harris, George (?–1738)
Died: Hebenstreit, John Ernest (1702–1756)
“Henckelius in Mineralogia redivivus,” Henckel, John Frederic (1679–1744)
Died: Henley, John (?–1756)
Died: Heywood, Eliza (1693–1756)
“Observations on a Series of Electrical experiments, by Dr. Hoadly and Mr. Wilson, F. R. S.” Hoadly, Benjamin (1705–1757)
“A discourse on the establishment of a national and constitutional Force in England,” Jenkinson, Charles (1727–1750)
“Meditations upon various important subjects,” Jenks, Benjamin (1646–1724)
“Sermons,” Jerusalem, John-Frederick William (1709–1789)
Born: Jones, Thomas (1756–?)
“The Helvetiad,” Keate, George (?–1800)
“Farther Observations,” Kennedy, John, M. D. (?–1760)
“Elementa Trigonometric,” Lecchi, John Anthony (1702–1776)
Died: Lieberkuhn, John-Nathaniel (1703–1756)
“The Prater, by Nicholas Babble, esq.” Long, Edward (1734–1813)
Died: Lussan, Margaret De (1682–1756)
“Les Annales Romaines,” Macquer, Philip (1720–1770)
“Audi alteram partem; or a further vindication of Mr. Thomas Ruddiman’s edition of the great Buchanan’s works,” Man, James (1721–1761)
Died: Marsais, Cæsar Chesneau Du (1676–1756)
“Prayers for a time of Earthquakes and violent Floods,” Merrick, James (1720–?)
“Histoire de la reception du Concile de Trente dans les etats catholiques,” Mignot, Stephen (1698–1790)
“Considerations sur la Marine Militaire de France,” Montesquieu, Charles De Secondat, Baron Of (1639–1728)
“Lettre sur la qustlite des Eaux de Luxeuil en Tranche Comte,” Morand, John Francis Clement (1726–1784)
Died: Murray, William, Earl Of Mansfield (1705–1756)
“Essay on the origin of Human Knowledge,” Nugent, Thomas (?–1772)
“Discours Pathetique” Oliveyra, Francis Xavier De (1702–1783)
“A Series of Dissertations on some elegant and very raluable Anglo-Saxon Remains,” Pegge, Samuel (1704–?)
“so it never was a dish fit to be offered to the publtk.” Pennant, Thomas (1726–?)
“Polygeni Strategematum libri octo, Justo Vulteio interprete, Pancratius Maasvicius recensuit, Isaaci Casauboni nee non suas notas adjecit.” Polyænus
“A Treatise on Ruptures,” Pott, Percival (1713–1788)
“An Account of a particular kind of Rupture, frequently attendant upon new-born Children, and sometimes met with in Adults,” Pott, Percival (1713–1788)
Died: Ramsay, Allan (1685–1756)
“A British Philippic, inscribed to the right hon. the earl of Granville,” Reed, Joseph (1723–1790)
“A Methodical Synopsis of Mineral Waters, comprehending the most celebrated Medicinal waters, both cold and hot, of Great Britain, Ireland, France, Germany, and Italy, and several other parts of the world, wherein their several impregnating minerals being previously described, and their characteristics investigated, each water is reduced to its proper genus; and besides the particular analysis, the virtues, uses, and abuses of the water are described, in a method entirely new. Interspersed with tables, tending to throw a light upon this intricate subject; and abstracts of the principal authors who have treated of mineral waters; and the accounts dispersed in the acts of most of the learned societies in Europe, are collected and properly digested,” Rutty, John (?–1775)
“Treatise on Fluxions,” Saunderson, Nicolas (1682–?)
Died: Saxi (1673–1756)
“Archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium Series critico-chronologica,” Saxi (1673–1756)
Born: Schomberg, Alexander Crowcher (1756–?)
“Euclid’s Elements,” Simson, Robert (1687–1696)
“Power,” Smart, Christopher (1722–?)
“Compendium of Voyages,” Smollett, To Bias (1721–?)
“Critical Review,” Smollett, To Bias (1721–?)
“Essays of the Philosophical Society of Edinburgh,” Stewart, Matthew (1717–1735)
“A Charge delivered at the ordination of Mr. Smithson.” Taylor, John (1694–1761)
“Vocabolorio Italiano e Latino del P. Mandosio accrescinto e corretto” Tiraboschi, Jerome
Died: Vertue, George (1684–1756)
Died: Viner, Charles (?–1756)
Born: Wakefield, Gilbert (1756–?)
“A Sermon preached before his grace Charles duke of Marlborough president, and the Governors of the Hospital for the small-pox and for inoculation, at the parish church of St. Andrew, Holborn, on Thursday, April the 24th, 1755,” Warburton, William (1698–1706)
Died: Watson, David (1710–1756)
“A Letter to the Clergy of the Church, known by the name of Unitas Fratrum, or Moravians, concerning a remarkable book of hymns used in their congregations, pointing out several inconsistencies and absurdities in the said book,” Watson, John (1724–1783)
“The Country Gentleman’s advice to his Son;” Weston, Stephen (1665–1742)
“An edition of the Works of Ben. Jonson, with notes,” Whalley, Peter (1722–?)
Died: Wilkes, Richard (1690–1756)
“History of Art.” Winkelman, Abbe John (1718–?)
“Notes on the walls of antient Rome,” Wray, Daniel (1701–1783)