Official Papers: Government & Parliamentary Papers from the UK and Ireland

From this link, you'll be able to search for the following:

1. Bills and Acts (1695-2004)
2. Command Papers (1833-2004)
3. House of Commons Papers (1715-2004)
4. House of Lords Papers (1714-1805)
5. Journals (1688-1834)
6. Histories & Proceedings (1660-1743)
7. Debates (1774-1805)

"The House of Commons Journal is the corrected, archive edition of Votes and Proceedings, the formal record of House of Commons business for a given day. This page includes editions of the Commons Journal in web page format and associated PDFs (1997 onwards) and scanned historic editions of the Commons Journals (1837 – 1997) in PDF only. Older documents in PDF have used optical character recognition (OCR) to enable users to search the scanned images."

Source: (parliament.uk/business/publications/commons/house-of-commons-journal)

"Hansard is a “substantially verbatim” report of what is said in Parliament. Members’ words are recorded, and then edited to remove repetitions and obvious mistakes, albeit without taking away from the meaning of what is said. Hansard also reports decisions taken during a sitting and records how Members voted to reach those decisions in Divisions."

Source: (hansard.parliament.uk/about)

Hansard would be equivalent to the United States' Congressional Record. The Congressional Record comes in both a bound edition and a daily edition, known simply as the "Daily Digest."

The term "Hansard" refers to the official report or publication of all UK Parliamentary debates. Using this link, you can access reports dating back over 200 years.

Source: (hansard.parliament.uk)