Where did Nancy,Rose and Mr Brownlow met at a quater to midnight on Sunday?

Question

Its on Oliver Twist.

Answer 1

" 'I couldn't speak to him, for he didn't see me, and I trembled so, that I was not able to go up to him. But Giles asked, for me, whether he lived there, and they said he did. Look here,' said Oliver, opening a scrap of paper, 'here it is; here's where he lives - I'm going there directly! Oh, dear me, dear me! What shall I do when I come to see him and hear him speak again!' "

"With her attention not a little distracted by these and a great many other incoherent exclamations of joy, Rose read the address, which was Craven Street, in the Strand..."

(Chapter 41)

A major commercial thoroughfare of London, where Mr. Brownlow lives after his return from the West Indies. Often mentioned in Dickens's works.