About Parliamentary Journals
Journals are the official and permanent record of the proceedings of Parliament. They include motions passed, amended, withdrawn, committee memberships, and lists of papers. A journal usually covers one complete Parliamentary session. They record only what was done, not what was said.
Journals (online)
In Chronological Order
- Journals of the House of Commons ... Printed by order of the House of Commons1547-1629 - 1830
via British History Online - Journals of the House of Commons1766-1768 - 1900 (incomplete)
via Hathi Trust - Journals of the House of Lords1705-1902 (incomplete)
via Hathi Trust - Votes and Proceedingsthe formal record of House of Commons business for a given day, published the following working day.
2006-07 to present - House of Lords Journal2010-12 to present
Journals (in print)
In Chronological Order
- Journals of the House of Lords, beginning anno ...1509 to present
- Journals of the House of Commons1547/1628 - 1799/1800
- Journals of the House of Commons ... Printed by order of the House of Commons1547/1628 to present
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