{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Acc1pENr TO THE BRITISH CRowN.- When the Queen attended at Westminster the other day to prorogue parliament it seems that some superanuated Duke, whose office il was to carry the crown, stumbled and fell sprawling, his hat and cane rolling one way and the crown of another. This circumstance is discussed at large in some of the English papers, and is viewed in the light of an i'll omen. 'Tis thought that it indicates the Queen will lose her crown. We'll suppose she does, her loss might be the gain of the poor, down trodden masses, mayhap.