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| 1734-1735 |
| | | Prince Frederick spends nearly £1000 on trees and shrubs, acquired from the local nurseryman Richard Butt for his estate in Kew | |
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| c. 1735 |
| | | A revivalist movement in America, led by Jonathan Edwards, becomes known as the Great Awakening | |
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| 173538 |
| | | The Asam brothers build at their own expense the tiny and brilliant baroque church of St John Nepomuk, attached to their own house in Munich | |
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| 1735 |
| | | Swedish naturalist Carolus Linnaeus publishes a 'system of nature', capable of classifying all living things | |
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| 1735 |
| | | John Peter Zenger, editor of the Weekly Journal, is acquitted of libelling the governor of New York on the grounds that what he published was true | |
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| c. 1735 |
| | | Swedish chemist Georg Brandt discovers a new metallic element, which he names cobalt | |
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| 1735 |
| | | A Palladian villa designed by Roger Morris is built in the eastern quarter of Whitton Park, and this new house becomes known as Whitton Place. | |
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| 1736 |
| | | The leader of a gang of tribal brigands seizes the Persian throne and takes the name Nadir Shah | |
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| 1737 |
| | | Florence loses her independence when the last Medici duke of Tuscany dies | |
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| 1737 |
| | | Prince Frederick marries Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, and together they develop an increasing interest in botany and their gardens in Kew | |
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