GODALMING, a town of England, in the county of Surrey, situated on the river Wye, 35 miles from London. Here is a manufactory of mixed and blue kerseys, and of flockings; the place is also famous for liquoree, and store of peat that burns better than pit-coal: in 1739, the small-pox carried off above 500 persons here in three months, which was more than a third of the inhabitants.