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.
“Corps d‘observations de la Societe d’ Agriculture, de Commerce, et des Arts, etablie par Jes Etats de Bretagne,” Abeille, Louis Paul (1719–1807)
“The Rudiments of the Greek tongue,” Addington, Stephen (1729–1811)
“Eusebes to Philetus; or Letters from a Father to his Son, on a devout temper and life,” Addington, Stephen (1729–1811)
Died: Alstroemer, Jonas (1685–1761)
“J. A. the reviver of manufactures.” Alstroemer, Jonas (1685–1761)
“Sum of St. Augustine,” Alticozzi, Laurence (1689–1777)
“Memoires sur les Chinois,” Amiot, Father (1718–1794)
“Notice de l'ancienne Gaul, tirée des monumens Remains,” Anville, John-Baptiste Bourignon D' (1697–?)
“Sedulius,” Arntzenius, John Henry (1734–1797)
“Traitedes maladies desFemmes,” Astruc, John (1684–1731)
“Passaggio di Venere, &c.” Audiffredi, John Baptist (1714–1794)
“Oratio ex Harveii institute, habita in theatro coll. reg. Medicorum Lond. Oct. 19, 1761. Calci orationis accedit Commentarius quidam de Joanne Caio Anatomise conditore apud nostrates,” Baker, Sir George (1722–1743)
Born: Barnave, Ant. Pierre Joseph Marie (1761–?)
“Dodsley’s Fables,” Baskerville, John (1706–1779)
“Congreve’s Works,” Baskerville, John (1706–1779)
Died: Beauchamps, Pierre François Godard De (1689–1761)
“Letters to M. de Voltaire,” Beaumelle, Laurence Angliviel De La (1727–1773)
Died: Belidor, Bernard Forest De (1697–1761)
“Dissertatio physica de Lumine,” Benvenuti, Joseph (1728–?)
“Specimen animadversionum philologkarum ad selecta Veteris Testamenti loca,” Berg, John Peter (1737–?)
“Dissertatio inauguralis medico-chirurgica de membrorum Amputatione rarissime administranda aut quasi abroganda,” Bilguer, John Ulric De (1720–1796)
Died: Boerner, Christian Frederick (1685–1761)
“La Vie et l'esprit de St. Charles Borromeo,” Borromeo, Charles (1538–?)
Died: Boscawen, Right Hon. Edward (1711–1761)
“Exposition” Bossuet, James (1627–1704)
“Methode a suivre dans le traitement de differentes maladies epidemiques qui regnent le plus ordinairernent dans la generality de Paris,” Boyer, John Baptist Nicholas (1693–1768)
“Prospectus d'une edit. Lat. de Tacite,” Brotier, Gabriel (1722–1789)
Born: Broussonet, Peter Augustus Maria (1761–1807)
Died: Bruce, James (1730–1761)
Died: Buonamici, Castruccio (1710–1761)
“History of the War upon the Coast of Coromandel,” Cambridge, Richard Owen (1717–1748)
“A letter to the author, on the electricity of a mop-stick.” Canton, John (1713–?)
“A letter signed Indagator, occasioned by a supposed accidental discovery of an attraction between tallow and the magnetic needle, mentioned in the preceding Magazine for August.” Canton, John (1713–?)
“History of St. Lewis,” Capperonnier, John (1716–1775)
Died: Cellier, Remi (1688–1761)
“Francaise,” Cerutti, Joseph Anthony Joachim (1738–1792)
“Les vrais plaisirs ne sont faits que pour la vertu,” Cerutti, Joseph Anthony Joachim (1738–1792)
“Pourquoi les arts utiles ne sont-ils pas cultives preferablement aux arts agreables,” Cerutti, Joseph Anthony Joachim (1738–1792)
“Sur l'origine et les effets du desir de transmettre son nom a la posterite,” Cerutti, Joseph Anthony Joachim (1738–1792)
Died: Charlevoix, Peter Francis Xavier De (1684–1761)
Born: Christie, Thomas (1761–?)
“The Apology: addressed to the Critical Reviewers,” Churchill, Charles
“A Collection of Laws which form the constitution of the Bedford Level Corporation, with an introductory history thereof,” Cole, Charles Nalson (1722–1787)
“History of the Jesuits,” Coudrette, Christopher (?–1774)
“The History of John Sobieski,” Coyer, L'Abbé (1782–?)
“The barbarous people sbewed us no little kindness,” Dalrymple, David (1726–?)
Died: Desmahis, Joseph Francis Edward De CorsemBleu (1722–1761)
“That is indeed a man to make a friend of.” Drummond, Robert Hay (1711–1776)
“Codex,” Ducarel, Andrew Coltee (1713–?)
Died: Duchal, James (1697–1761)
“Inquiries concerning the value of Monies, and the price of Grain,” Dupre De St. Maur, Nicholas Francis (1696–1774)
Died: Elizabeth, Petrovna (1709–1761)
“Callimachus,” Ernesti, John Augustus (1707–1801)
“A translation of the works of Machiavel, illustrated with annotations, dissertations, and several new plans on the art of war,” Farneworth, Ellis (?–1763)
“Extracts from such of the Penal Laws as particularly relate to the Peace and good Order of the Metropolis,” Fielding, Sir John (?–1780)
“Hist. Crit. de Nic. Flamel,” Flaminio, Mark Anthony (1498–?)
“The Lyar,” Foote, Samuel (1720–?)
Died: Foppens, John Francis (?–1761)
Died: Foucquet, Charles Louis Augustus (1684–1761)
Died: Gastrell, Francis (1662–1761)
“Theory or Law of Evidence,” Gilbert, Sir Jeffray (1674–?)
Died: Hales, Stephen (?–1761)
“The Wishes of a free People,” Hiffernan, Paul (1719–?)
“The New Hippocratrs,” Hiffernan, Paul (1719–?)
Died: Hoadly, Benjamin (1676–1761)
“Toland’s Life of Milton” Hollis, Thomas (1720–1735)
“Literatura Juris,” Hommel, Charles Frederick (1722–1781)
“History of the House of Tudor;” Hume, David (1711–1776)
Died: Jones, Griffith (1684–1761)
“he was a boy of so active a mind, that if he were left naked and friendless on Salisbury Plain, he would nevertheless find the road to fame and riches.” Jones, Sir William (1746–?)
“A Letter to the Rev. Mr. Kennicott, in which his Defence of the Samaritan Pentateuch is examined, and his Second Dissertation on the State of the printed Hebrew Text of the Old Testament is shewn to be in many instances injudicious and inaccurate. With a postscript, occasioned by his advertizing, before this Letter was printed, that he had an Answer to it in the press,” Kennicott, Benjamin (1718–?)
“Acta Eruditorum,” Klotz, Christian Adolphus (1738–1771)
“Opuscula Poetica,” Klotz, Christian Adolphus (1738–1771)
“Oratio pro Lipsii latinitate,” Klotz, Christian Adolphus (1738–1771)
“Libellus de minutiarum studio et rixandi libidine grammaticorum quorundam,” Klotz, Christian Adolphus (1738–1771)
“Dictionnaire du Citoycn,” Lacombe De Prezel, Honore (1725–?)
Died: Law, William (1686–1761)
“Le reves d‘Aristobule, philosophe Grec, suivis d’un abrege de la vie de Formose, philosophe Francais,” Levesque, Peter Charles (1736–1812)
“” Lomonozof (1711–?)
“The Singular Man,” Lynar, Rochus Frederic Count (1703–?)
“A small treatise on the Christian Faith,” Madan, Martin (1726–1790)
“Lettere familiare,” Magalotti, Laurence (1637–?)
Died: Man, James (1721–1761)
Died: Manfredi, Gabriel (1681–1761)
“Conspectus OriginumTypographicarum proxime in lucem edendarum,” Meerman, Gerard (1722–1771)
Died: Michaelis, John David (1717–1761)
Born: Moore, Sir John (1761–?)
Died: Musschenbroeck, Peter De (1692–1761)
Born: Opie, John (1761–?)
Died: Passionei, Dominick (1682–1761)
“Memoirs of Roger de Weseham, dean of Lincoln, afterwards bishop of Lichfield, and the principal favourite of Robert Grossetete, bishop of Lincoln,” Pegge, Samuel (1704–?)
Born: Pelletier, Behnard (1761–?)
Died: Poleni, John (1683–1761)
“English Grammar,” Priestley, Joseph (1733–1804)
“The Register Office,” Reed, Joseph (1723–1790)
Born: Ritson, Isaac (1761–1789)
“Two Letters to Dr. Kennicott,” Rutherforth, Thomas (1712–1771)
Died: Schomberg, Isaac (?–1761)
Died: Smith, Chaules (?–1761)
“Tracts Physical and Mathematical,” Stewart, Matthew (1717–1735)
Born: Tarin, Peter (1761–?)
Died: Taylor, John (1694–1761)
“Memoires pour servir a l'histoire de Messieurs de la Motte et de Fontenelle,” Trublet, Nicholas Charles Joseph (1697–1770)
“Doctrine of the Sphere,” Walker, George (1735–?)
“Resignation, a Poem,” Young, Edward (1681–1705)