...ehind the fence for some minutes under a continous stream of fire, wondering why we were not ordered to charge, when all at once a tremendous roar of musketry broke out on the flank of the enemy, and Lieutenant-Colonel Mageveney , who had assumed command of the regiment, rode along the lines, and in his rich Irish brogue, shouted: Mount the fence lads; mount the fence, and at 'em; charge! No sooner was the command given, th...