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: Abauzit, Firmin (1679–1767)
“A Discourse on reforms in Surgical Operations,” Acrel, Olaus (?–1807)
“Tyrolis chorographia delineata e Petro An-ich et BlasioHueber, curante Ign. Weinhart.” Anich, Peter (1723–1766)
“L'Esprit de la Ligue; ou histoire politique des troubles de France pendant les 16 et 17 siecles,” Anquetil, Lewis-Peter (1723–?)
“An Elegy on the death of the marquis of Tavistock,” Anstey, Christopher (1724–1754)
Died: Antonelli, Nicholas Maria (1697–1767)
Died: Asselin, Giles Thomas (1682–1767)
“Le Botaniste Francis,” Barbeu Du Bourg, James (1709–1779)
“The pillars of Priestcraft and Orthodoxy shaken.” Baron, Richard (1740–1768)
“Critica Hebraea, or a Hebrew-English Dictionary without points,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
“Eugenie,” Beaumarchais, Peter Augustin Caron De (1732–?)
“A Caution to Great Britain and her Colonies, in a short representation of the calamitous state of the enslaved negroes in the British dominions,” Benezet, Anthony (?–1784)
“Philodamus,” Bentley, Richard
“A Magazine of Police and Administration, in alphabetical order,” Bergius, John Henry Louis (1718–1781)
“Descriptiones plantarum ex Capite Boinc Spei,” Bergius, Peter Jonas (?–1791)
“A collection of Latin and French poems,” Bignicourt, Simon De (1709–1775)
“Joseph,” Bitaube', Paul Jeremiah (1732–?)
“De l'influence cles Belles-lettres sur la Philosophic,” Bitaube', Paul Jeremiah (1732–?)
“Pseudo-critica Millio-Bengeliana,” Bode, Christopher Augustus (1722–?)
“Regulus,” Brunswick-Oels, Frederick Augustus, Duke Of (1741–1805)
“Observations and Inquiries relating to various parts of Ancient History: containing Dissertations on the wind Euroclydon, and on the Island Melite, together with an account of Egypt in its most early state, and of the Shepherd Kings; wherein the time of their coming, the province which they particularly possessed, and to which the Israelites afterwards succeeded, is endeavoured to be stated. The whole calculated to throw light on the history of that ancient kingdom, as well as on the histories of the Assyrians, Chaldeans, Babylonians, Edomites, and other nations,” Bryant, Jacob (1715–?)
Died: Burnett, James (1714–1767)
“A Tour to the East in the years 1763 and 1764, with remarks on the city of 'Constantinople and the Turks. Also select pieces of Oriental wit, poetry, and wisdom,” Calvert, Frederick (1731–1751)
“Projet d'aneaniirla Petiteverole,” Camus, Antony Le (1722–1772)
Died: Carpentier, Peter (?–1767)
“Cours abrege d'osteologie,” Cat, Claude Nicholas Le (1700–1768)
“Six Assemblies; or Ingenious Conversations of learned men among the Arabians, &c. formerly published by the celebrated Schultens, in Arabic and Latin, with large notes and observations, &c.” Chappelow, Leonard (1683–1768)
Died: Colman, George (1733–1767)
Died: Cowper, William (?–1767)
“11 Penseroso: an evening’s contemplation in St. John’s churchyard, Chester. A rhapsody, written more than twenty years ago; and now (first) published, illustrated with notes historical and explanatory,” Cowper, William (?–1767)
Died: Crusius, Christian (1715–1767)
“Opuscula ad historiam et humanitatis literas spectantia,” Crusius, Christian (1715–1767)
“Account of Discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean before 1764,” Dalrymple, Alexander (1737–1750)
Died: Denne, John (1693–1767)
“Sermon at the Consecration of Bishop Moss, in 1766,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“The Sick Man’s Companion; or the Clergyman’s Assistant in visiting the Sick; with a Dissertation on Prayer,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“The Prayer, on laying the foundation stone of the Salisbury infirmary, subjoined to dean Greene’s Infirmary Sermon,” Dodwell, William (1709–1785)
“The arithmetic of infinites, and the differential method, illustrated by examples. The elements of the conic sections, demonstrated in three books,” Emerson, William (1701–?)
“Tables and Tracts, relative to several arts and sciences,” Ferguson, James (1710–1776)
“Examen des faits qui servent de fondement a la religipn Chretienne,” Francois, Laurence (1698–1782)
“Examination of the Apologists for Christianity,” Freret, Nicolas (1688–1749)
Died: Ged, William (?–1767)
“Rhetoric,” Gibbons, Thomas (1720–1785)
“State of his Collation,” Gill, John (1697–1721)
“Traite de Peloquence de barreau,” Gin, Peter Louis Claude (1726–1807)
Died: Goujet, Claude Peter (1697–1767)
“Sermons,” Griffet, Henry (1698–?)
“De l'exploitation des Bois, ou moyen de tirer parti des taillis demi futayes et hautes futayes;” Hamel Du Monceau, Henry Lewis Du (1700–1782)
“The Amaranth” Harte, Walter (1707–1737)
“Anni rustici Januarius,” Heerkens, Gerard Nicholas (?–1780)
“Ephemerides Astronomical ad meridianum Vindobonensem,” Hell, Maximilian (1720–?)
Born: Hone, Nathaniel (1767–1784)
“Syntagma Dissertationum et Opuscula,” Hyde, Dr. Thomas (1636–1703)
“Edgehill,” Jago, Richard (1715–1740)
“Theorie des Lois,” Linguet, Simon Nicholas Henry (1736–1794)
Died: Lye, Edward (1704–1767)
“Answer to the narrative of facts respecting the rectory of Aldwinckle,” Madan, Martin (1726–1790)
Died: Marin, Michael Angelo (1697–1767)
“Nautical Almanac, and Astronomical Ephemeris.” Maskelyne, Nzvil (1732–1811)
Died: Massac, John Baptist (?–1767)
Died: Maubert, De Gouvest, John Henry (1721–1767)
Died: Menard, Leo (1706–1767)
“Annotations, critical, &c. on the Gospel of St. John, to the end of the third chapter,” Merrick, James (1720–?)
“De recto philosophies recentis in theologia 'usu, dissertatio,” Munoz, John Baptist (1745–?)
“Remains of Japhet being historical inquiries into the affinity and origin of the European languages,” Parsons, James (1705–1786)
“In Thorns? Dempsteri Libros de Etruria regali Paralipomena, quibus tabula? eidem operi additsG illustrantur. Accedunt dissertatio de re numaria Etruscorum; de nominibus Etruscorum; et notoe in tabulas Eugabinas, auctore I. Baptista Passerio,” Passeri, John Baptist (1694–?)
Died: Perau, Gabriel Louis Calabre (?–1767)
Died: Postlethwayt, Malachi (?–1767)
Died: Premontval, Peter Le Guay De (1716–1767)
“History of Electricity,” Priestley, Joseph (1733–1804)
“Dido,” Reed, Joseph (1723–1790)
Died: Rolli, Paul Antonio (1687–1767)
Born: Rose, Samuel (1767–?)
Died: Russel, George (1728–1767)
“A Letter to Archdeacon Blackburn,” Rutherforth, Thomas (1712–1771)
“The Life of Maecenas,” Schomberg, Isaac (?–1761)
“Comparative History of the Increase and Decrease of Mankind in England, and several countries abroad, &c.” Short, Thomas (?–1762)
Died: Silhouette, Stephen De (1709–1767)
“Sermons,” Soanen, John (1647–?)
“Inquiry into the principles of Political Œconorny” Stewart-Den Ham, Sir Jamks (1713–?)
“he never read so just a translation in so pure and elegant a style.” Thornton, Bonnell (1724–?)
“Elementa Physicae,” Torre, John Maria De La (1710–1782)
“Clandestine Marriage,” Townley, James (1715–1777)
Died: Vattel, Emer De, (1714–1767)
“The History of the Rehellion and Civil War in Ireland,” Warner, Ferdinando (1703–1768)
“Monumenti Inediti,” Winkelman, Abbe John (1718–?)
Died: Yorke, Philip (1743–1767)
Died: Zincke, Christian Frederick (1684–1767)