BusinessdidnotproveveryprosperousatCarrick-on-suir；thetownwassmall，andthetradewasnotverybrisk。Accordingly，Bianconiresolved，afterayear’sineffectualtrial，toremovetoWaterford，amorethrivingcentreofoperations。Hewasnowtwenty-oneyearsold。Hebeganagainasacarverandgilder；andasbusinessflowedinuponhim，heworkedveryhard，sometimesfromsixinthemorninguntiltwohoursaftermidnight。Asusual，hemademanyfriends。AmongthebestofthemwasEdwardRice，thefounderofthe“ChristianBrothers“inIreland。EdwardRicewasatruebenefactortohiscountry。Hedevotedhimselftotheworkofeducation，longbeforetheNationalSchoolswereestablished；investingthewholeofhismeansinthefoundationandmanagementofthisnobleinstitution。
Mr。Rice’sadviceandinstructionsetandkeptBianconiintherightroad。HehelpedtheyoungforeignertolearnEnglish。
Bianconiwasnolongeradunce，ashehadbeenatschool；butakeen，active，enterprisingfellow，eagertomakehiswayintheworld。Mr。Riceencouragedhimtobesedulousandindustrious，urgedhimtocarefulnessandsobriety，andstrengthenedhisreligionsimpressions。Thehelpandfriendshipofthisgoodman，operatinguponthemindandsoulofayoungman，whosehabitsofconductandwhosemoralandreligiouscharacterwereonlyincourseofformation，couldnotfailtoexercise，asBianconialwaysacknowledgedtheydid，amostpowerfulinfluenceuponthewholeofhisafterlife。
Although“threeremoves“aresaidtobe“asbadasafire，“
Bianconi，afterremainingabouttwoyearsatWaterford，madeathirdremovalin1809，toClonmel，inthecountyofTipperary。