There will also be 6,000 people involved including stewards and volunteers.
It was a fairly simple administrative system, built around the ducal household, which consisted of a group of officers including stewards, butlers, and marshalls.
Under the deal LS185 is responsible for all matchday costs, including stewarding and policing.
The Olympic Stadium: How the Hammers Struck Gold – the documentary that obtained some redacted details of the club's rental agreement through a freedom of information request – also suggests a number of other overheads including stewarding and policing could be paid by the London Legacy Development Corporation.
Asked how he was preparing himself for his pugilistic debut, Romney, who has made three unsuccessful runs for national office – for president in 2008 and 2012 and for the Senate against Ted Kennedy in 1994 – drew on parallel experiences from a political career which also included stewarding the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics of 2002.
Under the deal, the Colombian government said it would provide more protection to labor advocates, including shop stewards, union organizers and bargaining committee members.
"But the second bit is obviously making sure they keep themselves safe and including the stewards in this".
Ch Insp Adrian Denby said there were more resources for this year's race, including extra stewards and the Met's marine unit, but the force had "no specific intelligence" that there was a protest planned.
For on the afternoon of Saturday, February 7 , 1601 the day before the attempted coup, a number of Essex's key supporters, including his steward, Sir Gelly Meyrick, had taken a boat across the Thames to go to the Globe Theatre.
Upon inheriting Raglan in 1628, Henry Somerset, then the 5th Earl of Worcester, continued to live a grand lifestyle in the castle in the 1630s, with a host of staff, including a steward, Master of Horse, Master of Fishponds, surveyors, auditors, ushers, a falconer and many footmen.
They also included the stewards of a vast "black economy", accounting for 15-20% of the total, which politicians were loth to interfere with because it was Italy's most dynamic and profitable sector (unsurprisingly, since its labour costs were so low).
