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Weight and mass are quite distinct concepts.
The mass  
\[m\]
  of a body is a measure of the 'amount of stuff' in a body.
The weight  
\[W\]
  of a body is a measure of the force, specifically the force of gravity acting on a body.
Despite being different concepts, mass and weight are related at each point in space by the equation  
\[W=mg\]
  where  
\[g\]
  is the acceleration due to gravity at that point and is equal to about  
\[9.8 m/s^2\]
  on the Earth's surface.
The above equation ignores all forces except the force of gravity. It would not be true for a charged particle in an electric field because the force would be at least partially electric, so would not be due solely to gravity.