Ranulph Brito was high in the favor of Henry III, but was later displaced as the king's treasurer after accusations over misapplied revenues.
Among those displaced was Ranulph Brito, who was accused of having misapplied the revenues which passed through his hands and was subjected to a fine of 1,000. During the administration of his patron he stood high in the favour of Henry III and became the king's treasurer. 
