On top of that Clarkson has previous drawn a fee of £350,000 and is paid a separate "talent fee" from the BBC licence fee of widely believed to be just short of £500,000.
In a letter to the Guardian in 2001 he wrote: "I earn what I do because that is what my services are worth to the people who pay for them, all of whom are hard-nosed professionals spending their own money". Occasionally, however, the QC draws a fee from the public purse.
Casey could draw a tidy transfer fee from another Bundesliga club (a move to England is not possible now because Casey does not have enough national-team games to qualify under British work rules).
Wilman has also previously drawn a £60,000 fee for his role on the programme.
National Grid, which is based in Britain, said it would invest $75 million in initial capital and draw an annual management fee of $14 million under its initial seven-year contract to run the new company, called the Alliance Regional Transmission Organization.
The duke, who is deputy chairman of Sotheby's, also draws an annual fee of $117,189 as a consultant to the company, its proxy statement shows.
For his debut in Lake City, Florida, he paid the entry fee and drew a bull named "Highly Favored", which let him go seven seconds before crushing him against the chute gate.
The organisation should also take a realistic approach when campaigning, focusing on the most crucial issues, she adds, hinting that it is drawing a line under the tuition fee argument.
Mr. Cassano has continued to draw $1 million a month in consulting fees from A.I.G., a fact that aroused ire from several lawmakers.
But the legal fees have drawn an objection, from a game-player who just happens to be a lawyer as well.
He got only one reply, from someone called Sot Barnslig, offering to make him a supervisor for two click-farms, enlisting people from around the world to generate fake traffic for websites, paying them out of the same reserve from which he would draw his own fee.
