"West Briton" next came to prominence in a pejorative sense during the land struggle of the 1880s. D. P. Moran, who founded "The Leader" in 1900, used the term frequently to describe those who he did not consider sufficiently Irish. It was synonymous with those he described as "Sourfaces", who had mourned the death of the Queen Victoria in 1901. It included virtually all Church of Ireland Protestants and those Catholics who did not measure up to his definition of "Irish Irelanders".