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There is also the famous World's End pub on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh... the site of a grizzly murder, IIRC. Nice atmosphere. :-)

You are an American, aren't you? Americans are the only people who specify that London is in England.

One of the funniest and most irritating thing I ever heard was from an American. I was just starting out on the walk up the Lost Valley in Glencoe, when I heard an American accent from the layby that sits under the 3 sisters. It proclaimed, "Oh my God , I heard a lamb bleat!"

What do you expect to hear in Glencoe? The thundering hooves of wildebeasts? The roar of the Bengal tiger? The ...whatever the noise that penguins make is... of a penguin?

Anyway, back to the question.

I haven't the foggiest idea. Sorry.

You might want to look here for some information about the possibility that it's not Macca's John Hancock.

http://www.memorabilia-uk.co.uk/the%20beatles.php

This gives good advice on spotting fakes:

http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/7962/fake.htm

If you are prepared to pay £25-£75 You can go here:

http://www.beatlesmarketplace.com/autographservice.html

Toxicity:
As vitamin C is not stored appreciably in our body and excess amounts are eliminated rapidly, toxicity is unlikely. Overuse of vitamin C can result in Diarrhea, burning with urination, nausea, skin sensitivities etc. There is also some concern that high intake may cause kidney stones.

Warning from the FSA (Food Standards Agency)
Levels of vitamin C above 1000mg/day could cause abdominal pain and diarrhoea. These symptoms should disappear once people stop taking the supplements.

Source: http://www.1stvitality.com/az/vitamin-c/index.html

For anything you would ever want to know about Vit C: http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/

Individually or in cartons?

Seriously, as a judgemental ex-smoker, I will just tut and say, "filthy habit!¬"