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.
Died: Abbt, Thomas (1738–1766)
“Tabula Syriae, Arab, et Lat. cum notis Koehleri, et animadversionibus Jo. Jac. Reiskii,” Abulfeda, Ishmael (1275–1331)
“Dissertation on the operation for the Cataract,” Acrel, Olaus (?–1807)
“A Sermon on Ecclesiastes ix. 10. composed by the author the day preceding his death,” Alexander, John (1736–1768)
Died: Anich, Peter (1723–1766)
“L'Esprit de la Ligue.” Anquetil, Lewis-Peter (1723–?)
“Deux memoires historiques sur les villes de Milly et de Nemours, printed in the 4< Nouvelles recherches sur la France,” Anson, Peter Hubert (1744–?)
“Memoir sur l'Egypt ancienne et moderne, avec une description de Golphe Arabique,” Anville, John-Baptiste Bourignon D' (1697–?)
“The easiest introduction to Dr. Lowth’s English Grammar,” Ash, John
“L'Art crAccoucher reduit a ses principles,” Astruc, John (1684–1731)
“Tractatus Pathologicus,” Astruc, John (1684–1731)
“De Solis Parallaxi commentarius,” Audiffredi, John Baptist (1714–1794)
“An Inquiry into the merits of a method of inoculating the Small Pox, which is now practised in several counties in England,” Baker, Sir George (1722–1743)
“Observations on the Statutes,” Barrington, The Hon. Daines (1727–?)
“Lettres sur quelques monumens Pheniciens,” Barthelemi, John James (1716–?)
“A second edition of the Rationale, &c.” Bate, James (1703–1775)
“Recueil de divers traités sur l'histoire naturelle de la Terre etdes Fossiles,” Bertrand, Elias (1712–?)
“Recherches sur le tissu mnqueux, et l'organecellulaire,” Bordeu, Theophilus De (1722–?)
Died: Bower, Archibald (1686–1766)
“Fossilia Hantohiensia collecta, et in Museo Britannico deposita, a Gustavo Brander,” Brander, Gustavus
“stage-struck mind' 7 led him to the theatres, in which he had little success, yet enough to give him a wandering unsettled disposition. For forty years, he employed himself in composing and singing a vast number of popular songs, chiefly of the patriotic kind, in which there was not much genuine poetry, or cultivated music. These he performed from town to town, in what he called 4t Lectures.” Carey, George Savile (?–1807)
Died: Caslon, William (1692–1766)
“Secret Correspondence” Cecil, Robert (?–1591)
Died: Cibber, Susanna Maria (?–1766)
“The Tea-table Miscellany,” Croxall, Dr. Samuel (?–1752)
Died: Davies, Samuel (1721–1766)
Died: Dawes, Richard (1708–1766)
Died: Dezallier, D'Argenville, Antony-Joseph (?–1766)
Died: Dodd, Dr. William (1729–1766)
Died: Drummond, George (1687–1766)
“The Civil War between the Israelites and Benjamites illustrated and applied.” Duncombe, John (1730–1812)
“Historical account of the Grevillc Family, with an account of Warwick Castle,” Edmondson, Joseph (?–1786)
“Memoires de la Societe” Euler, Leonard (1707–?)
“Sermons on the Scripture doctrine of the Son and Holy Spirit,” Evans, Caleb (?–1774)
“Another Charge to the Grand Jury on a similar occasion,” Fielding, Sir John (?–1780)
Born: Garnet, Thomas (1766–?)
Died: Goodal, Walter (1706–1766)
Died: Gottsched, John Christopher (1700–1766)
“so far as it extends, is curious and elegant; for as his comprehension was ample, his curiosity extended to all the works of art, all the appearances of nature, and all the monuments of past events.” Gray, Thomas (1716–1742)
Died: Gregory, George (1754–1766)
Died: Grey, Zachary (1687–1766)
“Flora Norvegica,” Gunner, John Ernest (1718–1773)
Died: Hardion, James (1686–1766)
Born: Headley, Henry (1766–?)
Died: Heath, Benjamin (?–1766)
Died: Hellot, John (1686–1766)
Died: Hemsterhuis, Tiberius (1635–1766)
Died: Hesychius (?–1766)
“Interesting historical events relative to Bengal and Indostan; as also the Mythology of the Gentoos; and a dissertation on the Metempsychosis,” Holwell, John Zephaniah (1711–?)
“Neve’s Animadversions” Jortin, Dr. John (1698–1762)
“Life of Cardinal Pole,” Joyner, William (1622–1706)
“An Examination of Mr. Kenrick’s Review,” Kenrick, William
“Dr. Brook Taylor’s Method of Perspective, compared with the examples lately published on the subject, as Sirigatti'i,” Kirby, John Joshua (1716–1771)
“Les Tense’s de Pope, avec sa vie,” Lacombe De Prezel, Honore (1725–?)
“Lezioni d'antichita Toscane, e speciaimente dellacittadi Firenze,” Lami, John (1697–1770)
“Essai sur Tabus des regies generales, et centre les prejuges qui s’opposent aux progres de Tart des accouchemens,” Levret, Andrew (1703–1780)
“Histoire des Revolutions de l'empire Remain,” Linguet, Simon Nicholas Henry (1736–1794)
“Recueil d‘Observations d’Anatomie et de Chirurgie, pour servir de base a la Theorie des lesions de la t^te par contrecoup,” Louis, Anthony (1723–?)
“Larger Confutation,” Lowth, Robert (?–1768)
“Description and use of the Air Pump,” Martin, Benjamin (1704–?)
“Description of the Torricellian Barometer,” Martin, Benjamin (1704–?)
“Appendix to the Description and Use of the Globes,” Martin, Benjamin (1704–?)
Died: Mehegan, William Alexander (1721–1766)
“Tableau de THistoire moderne,” Mehegan, William Alexander (1721–1766)
“The Amours of Calisthenes and Aristoclea,” Menard, Leo (1706–1767)
“Short directions to young Students in Divinity, and Candidates for Holy Orders,” Owen, Henry (1716–1795)
“An Essay on the Coins of Cunobelin in an epistle to the right rev. bishop of Carlisle (Dr. Lyttelton), president of the society of antiquaries,” Pegge, Samuel (1704–?)
“Beauty > a poetical essay,” Pye, Henry James (1745–1813)
“De Pestilential” Rhazes (852–932)
“A Vindication of the Right of Protestant Churches to require the Clergy to subscribe to an established Confession of Faith and Doctrines, in a Charge delivered at a Visitation, July 1766,” Rutherforth, Thomas (1712–1771)
“Dictionnaire pour Tintelligencedes auteurs classiques Grecs et Latins, tant sacrés que profanes, contenant la geographic, Thistoire, la fable, et les andquite*s,” Sabbathier, Francis (1735–1807)
Born: Sanches, Antonio Nunps Ribeiro (1766–?)
“Duport de signis morborum libri quatuor,” Schomberg, Isaac (?–1761)
“A Prospect of Ware and the Country adjacent,” Scott, John (1730–1768)
Died: Servandoni, John Nicholas (1695–1766)
“Vetera H.umiliatorum monumenta annotationibus ac dissertationibus, prodromis illustrata,” Tiraboschi, Jerome
“Microscopical Observations,” Torre, John Maria De La (1710–1782)
“Observations and Conjectures on some passages in Sbakspeare,” Tyrwhitt, Thomas (1730–1742)
“Miscellanies in Prose and Verse,” Williams, Anna (1706–1775)
Died: Worlidge, Thomas (1700–1766)