informed.
1850. Well posted in music matters.—D. G. Mitchell, ‘The Lorgnette,’ i. 169 (1852).
1854. They were tolerably well posted up in some matters upon which they spoke.—Orson Hyde at the Mormon Tabernacle, March 18: ‘Journal of Discourses,’ ii. 206.
1854. Mr. M. is not well posted up, or he would have said less on this subject.—Letter to the Weekly Oregonian, July 15.
1855. She has kept a close eye upon equipages, hats, cloaks, habits, churches, different schemes of faith and of summer recreation. She is “well posted” in regard to all these matters.—D. G. Mitchell, ‘Fudge Doings,’ i. 53–4.
1861. I never was very much posted in these systems of piety.—Geo. A. Smith at the Mormon Tabernacle, April 6: ‘Journal of Discourses,’ ix. 15–6.
1882. [It might be] awkward for him to be posted in the information of the prosecutions.—N.Y. Herald, March 19.
