WehavespokenoftheprinciplesofMr。Bianconi。Theyweremosthonourable。Hisestablishmentmightbespokenofasaschoolofmorality。Inthefirstplace，hepracticallytaughtandenforcedthevirtuesofpunctuality，truthfulness，sobriety，andhonesty。
Healsotaughtthepublicgenerallythevalueoftime，towhich，infact，hisownsuccesswasinagreatmeasuredue。WhilepassingthroughClonmelin1840，Mr。andMrs。S。C。HallcalleduponBianconiandwentoverhisestablishment，aswellasoverhishouseandfarm，ashortdistancefromthetown。Thetravellershadaverypressingengagement，andcouldnotstaytohearthestoryofhowtheirentertainerhadcontrivedto“makesomuchoutofsolittle。““Howmuchtimehaveyou？“heasked。
“Justfiveminutes。““Thecar，“saysMr。Hall，“hadconveyedustothebackentrance。Bianconiinstantlyrangthebell，andsaidtotheservant，’Tellthedrivertobringthecarroundtothefront，’adding，’thatwillsaveoneminute，andenablemetotellyouallwithinthetime。’Thiswas，intruththesecretofhissuccess，makingthemostoftime。“[4]
ButthesuccessofBianconiwasalsoduetotheadmirableprinciplesonwhichhisestablishmentwasconducted。HisdriverswerenotedasbeingamongthemostcivilandobligingmeninIreland，besidesbeingpleasantcompanionstoboot。Theywerecareful，punctual，truthful，andhonest；butallthiswastheresultofstrictdisciplineonthepartoftheirmaster。
Thedriversweretakenfromthelowestgradesoftheestablishment，andpromotedtohigherpositionsaccordingtotheirrespectivemeritsasopportunityoffered。“Muchsurprise，“