In 1193 he succeeded his father and became 3rd Earl of Arundel. In the
          beginning he was one of King John's favourites, but then he joined the
          baronial party opposing the King in 1216 after the sealing of the
          Magna Carta. According to the Barnwell annalist, when the barons met
          in London in 1216 to plan the division of England between them, they
          assigned to d'Albini the government of Lincolnshire. In 1217 he
          switched his support back to the young Henry III but the next year
          went on crusade. He died on his travels.
 

Source: Leo van de Pas