Plenty of room for confusion department.  ( 1845 - 1868 )

The house appears to have been named the ALBERT or PRINCE ALBERT c1850 to c1861

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Rose Garnham is named at the Vine in 1842
Walter Roper, given at the Vine by White in 1845, seems to have been succeeded that year by.......
Thomas Daniels who is given at the Vine in
1845 ( Magistrates ) and in 1856 ( Craven ) , but at the Albert Tavern in 1854 ( White ) and 1858 ( Post Office ). He is at the Prince Albert Tavern  in the 1861 census.
Mary Daniels is named at the Vine from at least 1864.  

  The 1851 census suggests that John Scrivens ( 64 ) innkeeper, is at this address and Thomas Daniels is two doors away ( Towards Market ) and is a 41 year old Tailor.


.......and then we get to the GRAPES.
Different licensees are given up to 1854, suggesting 2 separate houses, BUT in 1865 and 1868 Mary Ann Daniels is named at the GRAPES. Was she running two premises? In 1877 a J. Betts is given at the GRAPES - apparently an error for T Betts.
( Note : The Licence Registers give no mention of a house called the Grapes in this locality from 1867 )